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[SOLVED] Mod and REM function in VHDL , Need explaination

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Dear All,

I was going through Mod and Rem function in VHDL and this is what I got -

5 mod 3 = 2
(-5) mod 3 = 1
5 mod (-3) = -1
(-5) mod (-3) = -2

whereas

5 rem 3 = 2
(-5) rem 3 = -2
5 rem (-3) = 2
(-5) rem (-3) = -2

While rem function gives the expected result but MOD function Jolt out my concepts of a Mod function...
Can anyone please explain?

Thanks
 

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