VHDL issues

i'm making a cache for my VHDL class. problem is i'm a moron and apparently don't understand VHDL at all. so there is

    tag_ram: entity    work.tag_RAM(behav)
        port map(address => Paddress(9 downto 2),
            WRITE_ACTIVE_HIGH => NOTPRW,
            ENABLE => TAGENABLE,
            new_tag => Paddress(15 downto 10),
            tag => TAGDATAOUT);

but the only important part of this is that when TAGENABLE is high then TAGDATAOUT is supposed to end up with some value set to it, it does so through this piece of code:


    main : process(address, WRITE_ACTIVE_HIGH, ENABLE, new_tag) is
    begin
        if (WRITE_ACTIVE_HIGH = '0' and ENABLE = '1') --read
        then
            tag <= MEM(to_integer(address)) after 1 ns;
        end if;
        if (WRITE_ACTIVE_HIGH = '1' and ENABLE = '1') --write
        then
            MEM(to_integer(address)) <= new_tag after 1 ns;
        end if;
    end process main;


which for some reason never seems to figure out that TAGENABLE got set to one.  i have report statements in the real version of the code that basically suggest this code gets "stuck" before it can figure out that TAGENABLE went to one. if anyone knows enough about VHDL to guide me i'd be grateful.

>>21
See >>14
I think I'm the only other VHDL person posting in this thread right now, not really sure what to tell you other than that fetching an uninitialized value from memory is not normal behavior.