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Thanks dave_59, this is very useful. But I am having a small problem. I am trying to round off a real value ( For eg. 0.002625 to 0.003) as shown in code below, but here its giving wrong result. Could you please suggest any solution?
module top;
function real round_off(input real a)...
Hi,
I want to pass a real value to the function (or task) in verilog. That function will do few calculations in real data type and should return a real value to my module. How can I implement this ? Please explain with a small example.
Thanks in Advance.
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I am giving a test name from terminal which I am reading in Makefile. I want to grep the test name for say (ab, or cd, or ef) & I want to use this grep result in If-Else to assign value to another variable.
How can I do it?
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Above explanation seems correct, however there is a major difference between "REG" and "WIRE".
WIRE needs to be driven continuously in order to get the output. (i.e. some variable has to drive WIRE continuously to some logic value, otherwise it will show high impedance value).
REG does not...
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2). In o2<=in; as soon as the value of "in" changes, its value is kept in a temporary variable and assigned...
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The terms "Wi-Fi direct" and "Ad-hoc" sounds similar. Both of them don't require any WAP. So what exactly is the difference between Wi-Fi Direct network and Ad-hoc network ?
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I included the task between module/endmodule. But I was including it in the file list during compilation. That's why I was getting error...
SOLVED.
Thanks a lot
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