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Verilog Conditional assign statements

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Hi..
Can we use multiple assign statements for a single condition?
for example
case(condition)
begin
a1=b1;
a2=b2;
a3=b3;
end
i tried this. there was no compilation error. Still the value was not getting assigned when running the simulation.
Is there any alternative to do this? Please help.
 

Hang on - my telepathy brain is out on loan today, so I have no way of understanding what you're on about.

Why not post the whole code and specifically say whats not being set and when so I dont need to ask for the brain back.
 

Yes you can, provided you actually follow the case statement syntax. ;)

So something like:
Code:
case(condition[1:0])
    2'b00: begin  a1<=b1; a2<=b2;  end
    2'b01: begin  a3<=b3; a4<=b2;  end
    // etc...
    default: // something to do as default, because we wouldn't want to forget the default case now would we?
endcase

Although given your choice of variables it just might be that you are trying to do something creatively impractical, I'm not sure.
 

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Yeah. I did follow the syntax.
I m generating a set of 75 values in a module and i m trying to pass it to another module
where the conditional assignments are needed.
this is a piece of my code.

always @(m1,kk01,kk02,kk03,kk11,kk12,kk13,kk21,kk22,kk23,kk31,kk32,kk33,kk41,kk42,kk43,kk51,kk52,kk53,kk61,kk62,kk63,kk71,kk72,kk73,
kk81,kk82,kk83,kk91,kk92,kk93,kk101,kk102,kk103,kk111,kk112,kk113,kk121,kk122,kk123,kk131,kk132,kk133,kk141,kk142,kk143,kk151,kk152,kk153,kk161,
kk162,kk163,kk171,kk172,kk173,kk181,kk182,kk183,kk191,kk192,kk193,kk201,kk202,kk203,kk211,kk212,kk213,kk221,kk222,kk223,kk231,
kk232,kk233,kk241,kk242,kk243,kk251,kk252,kk253)

case(m1)
5'b00000:
begin
k01=kk01;
k02=kk02;
k03=kk03;
end


5'b00001:
begin
k01=kk01;
k02=kk02;
k03=kk03;
k11=kk11;
k12=kk12;
k13=kk13;
end

5'b00010:
begin
k01=kk01;
k02=kk02;
k03=kk03;
k11=kk11;
k12=kk12;
k13=kk13;
k21=kk21;
k22=kk22;
k23=kk23;

end
endcase

i have declared kk01,kk02 etc.. as wire[16:0] since i m passing it on from another module. k01,k02 etc.. as output reg[16:0].
when running the simulation i can see the program control to go into the loop. but still the values were not being assigned to the destination variable.
I m a beginner in verilog. Kindly help.
Thank you for your reply.
 

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