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what is the analogue of always(*) in vhdl?

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wildcard in vhdl

hi

what is the analogue of always(*) in vhdl? (i mean just as we write always (*) in verilog, what should we write inside the brackets in process() in vhdl? or is it that we must manually write all the signals involved inside the process block?)

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Re: wildcard in vhdl

Hi,

process(all).

However this feature was introduced in VHDL-2008. In VHDL-87 en -93 you have to write out all signals. So you have to figure out that your simulator and synthesis tool supports this feature of VHDL-2008.

Devas
 

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