Aug 8, 2014 #1 R ruwan2 Member level 5 Joined Nov 29, 2011 Messages 90 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,286 Activity points 2,141 Hi, I read the following about Verilog expression: Example 4-1 shows two ways to write the expression “minus 12 divided by 3.” Note that -12 and -d12 both evaluate to the same bit pattern, but in an expression -d12 loses its identity as a signed, negative number. I do not know what the same bit pattern means. I got it. It means that "-12 and -'d12" Last edited: Aug 8, 2014
Hi, I read the following about Verilog expression: Example 4-1 shows two ways to write the expression “minus 12 divided by 3.” Note that -12 and -d12 both evaluate to the same bit pattern, but in an expression -d12 loses its identity as a signed, negative number. I do not know what the same bit pattern means. I got it. It means that "-12 and -'d12"