Since the pins are there, you might as well hook up the 16 bit stuff, and mux BYTE# and Q15 accordingly to /BYTE. That will allow faster accesses with custom drivers
Looks like this chip can be programmed in byte mode, so looks fine! Thanks for the quick reply. Not really concerned with R/W access, at least not yet
I think I finally did it, what a glorious battle that was, had to rip off the fpga and move it over, not proud of it, but at least I managed to route it, I don't regret going for 8 bit width only