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doubt on a delay insertion

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hi,
i am unable to realise correct functionality diffrence in the below expressions,

#10 a <= b;

and

a <= #10 b;

i guess in both cases, b value is assigned to a after 10 time units.
please help me out.

regards,
sree
 

#10 a<=b
means wait for 10 unit of time (ie ns)
then get 'b' value and put it to 'a'
whereas
a <= #10 b
means get 'b' value (in zero time) and put it to 'a' after 10 unit of time
 

The above paper is very helpful.
 

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