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Error: Index <8> is out of range [0:7] for signal <ram>.

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Dear all
I am trying a code in verilog with the following specs;

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integer i;
reg [4:0]R_addr;
reg [7:0]temp;
reg [7:0] ram [0:7];
R_addr = R_addr - 1'b1;
for(i = 0; i<=R_addr; i = i+1)
begin
temp = ram[i];
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end



I am getting the subjected error while synthesizing. Please tell me why i am getting the error and how can i overcome it.
 

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For loops in Verilog should have compile time constants for iteration limits, otherwise the code isn't synthesizable. If R_addr isn't a constant then the code won't synthesize as that would represent run time self modifying hardware.

The reason the index 8 shows up is because reg [3:0] R_adder can hold a value of 4'd0-4'd15, which is obviously larger than the ram [0:7] unpacked index.
 
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if you just want to read from memory all you need is a mux



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assign temp = ram[R_addr];

 
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