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When I ran a testbench in modelsim I've got vsim-8630 error referring to a line: result = A/B + C/D;
A,B,C and D are 'real', A = 17396, B = 186, C/D=1, therefore the result does have an infinite result.
Although in modelsim this error was reported, correct result was shown in waveform with the value being rounded to four decimal number (94.5269) and the insertion of error did not interrupt the simulation.
Is it safe to ignore this error? If not, where should I start to resolve this error?
Thanks
A,B,C and D are 'real', A = 17396, B = 186, C/D=1, therefore the result does have an infinite result.
Although in modelsim this error was reported, correct result was shown in waveform with the value being rounded to four decimal number (94.5269) and the insertion of error did not interrupt the simulation.
Is it safe to ignore this error? If not, where should I start to resolve this error?
Thanks