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$rise and $fell in assertions
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kunal1514



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Post01 Nov 2009 12:58   

$rise and $fell in assertions
Hi All,

I have question.

If there is a transition from

z --> 1, 0 --> 1, x --> 1, z --> 0, 1 --> 0, x --> 0

What all the transitions will "$rise" and "$fell" will detect.
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Post02 Nov 2009 5:05   

Re: $rise and $fell in assertions
$rise will detect 0>1, x->1 and $fell will detect 1>0 and x->0 !
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