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I am learning VHDL now. I can't understand this "multiply driven" concept. See the code below
The compiler complains that the accum is multiply driven.
What do you mean by this "multiply driven"?
Thanks in advance.
Code:
NotOK: for i in 0 to 7 generate
accum<="11111111" when (a(i) and b(i))='1' else "00000000";
end generate;
The compiler complains that the accum is multiply driven.
What do you mean by this "multiply driven"?
Thanks in advance.