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Thank again. I supposed the rules of Verilog remain valid in SV but i wonder that the mentioned experienced and well-known designer and SV textbook author does the mix in his book without commenting or explanation.
For the download into a fabricated board, you need at least a file like *.ucf with pin assignment, of course together with the VHDL code file. Usually, ucf file is included in the documentation of the board if this is a kit bought from some vendor. If it is your own board, then you need to...
Thank for reply. I am, of course, aware of the always_ff, always_latch and always_comb blocks (maybe, I have had to write it in my question but I supposed it is obvious). Nevertheless, there is no answer to my question in the link.
In Verilog, a commonly known rule states that in always blocks, only blocking or only nonblocking assignments should be used, not a mix in one block.
Could anybody tell whether a similar rule is valid in SystemVerilog? I have seen worked-out designs of an experienced designer with a mixture of...
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