Hi all,

Good day to all...

I have two files as follows.

File1 is as follows....
architecture DEF_ARCH of fulladder_postsyn is 

  component INBUF
    port( PAD : in    std_logic := 'U';
          Y   : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

  component OUTBUF
    port( D   : in    std_logic := 'U';
          PAD : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

  component VCC
    port( Y : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

  component XOR3
    port( A : in    std_logic := 'U';
          B : in    std_logic := 'U';
          C : in    std_logic := 'U';
          Y : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

  component GND
    port( Y : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

  component MAJ3
    port( A : in    std_logic := 'U';
          B : in    std_logic := 'U';
          C : in    std_logic := 'U';
          Y : out   std_logic
        );
  end component;

    signal \GND\, \VCC\, N_5, a_c, b_c, c_c, sum_c, GND_0, VCC_0
         : std_logic;
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File2 is as follows..
component XOR2 
   port (A : in std_logic := 'U';
         B : in std_logic := 'U';
         Y : out std_logic);
end component;
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I want to insert file2 in file1 either after architecture line or before signal line... i.e. i want to insert this component in this component declaration part....Give me some idea to do this monks....

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