Could I use a Verilog module to drive a VHDL model?
Because I want to present real numbers, but it seems Verilog
even couldn't support the real array. So could I use a VHDL
to do the computation with real numbers driven by a Verilog module?
hi, Thanks for u reply very much.
secondly, I just realized that I posted in the wrong board.
I try to find my post on Analog Circuit Design just now. hehe
I thought I posted there, but seems not.
I am sorry for the inconvience I brought.
And, by looking back to the previous discussion, I get the idea that it could work.
And the reason why I need to use VHDL is because I want to process some real numbers. And could the ports in Verilog be defined as the format of real arrays?
You can use module port to output real no.s in verilog
for that you need to use $bitstoreal and $realtobits system functions!
Check with Cadence verilog users guid