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Hi flote21,
If you are using for loop as the repetition of the same operation, then it is not at all synthesizable. Such codes give the correct output only in simulation. If the for loop is for duplicating the instances or procedures then the code might synthesize. Anyways I'm not getting what...
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Find the attached block diagram of the simple 2, four-bit manchester adders.
It can be generalized as below.
Boolean Equations:
1) Gi = Ai and Bi
2) Pi = Ai xorBi
3) Si = Pi xor Ci
4) Ci+1 = Gi or (Pi and Ci )
where
-- Gi -> carry...
Hi,
Can You share the error messages?
1 thing you should consider while using the generate statement is that you should not give the conditions which change dynamically.
I have some cusom requirement..
We have "n" number of application boards which will be controlled by an IR remote..
Due to the interference all the systems are responding to all the remotes..
I want to to know whether universal remotes could help us out..
Using universal remotes we are...
generate
if (a == 1) begin
module1_inst module1 (
.in1 (h),
.in2 (i),
.out1 (j)
);
end
else if (a == 2) begin
module2_inst module2 (
.in1 (x),
.in2 (y),
.out1 (z)
);
end
else begin
module3_inst module3 (...
My main intention is to get the answer for 1 problem. That is, when there are multiple systems in front of a single remote, how can I operate only one system? (The remote is compatible for all the systems.)
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Above mentioned compiler directives can be used in synthesizable codes. These( 'ifdef, 'ifdef 'endif (there is no 'endifdef)) are helful to select the code segments and all.
Even
(b) 1'bz is sythesizable but (c) 1'bx is called non-synthesizable as we do not implement the digital circuit for...
In Verilog "or" is not an operator; It is an operand namely Identifier, Please refer to the below links **broken link removed** , **broken link removed**
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