When Verilog is used in RTL level then flip-flops (registers) are used. For this reason is called Register Transfer Level.
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When Verilog is used in RTL level then flip-flops (registers) are used. For this reason is called Register Transfer Level.
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yes, what adap mentioned is what we also called "synthesizable verilog code". at RTL level, logic change depends on the clock for synchronize design. there is another level called behavirol level, in this level you just describe how ur design may function, it doesn't have to be in logic and register level, hence it's not synthesizable code.
verilog can be used for RTL description in front end design, besides, verilog can be for behavial description, extent to a good verifacation language via PLI, and many netlist can be in a verilog format.
Any code that is synthesizable is called RTL. means register transfer where the created code synthesize to registers and the flow of data through that registers