This is a discussion on some verilog basic questions - verilog ; I am a noob in Verilog and I am having difficulty to understand the concept of words. What is it in verilog? If I am asked to write in a single line: 1. code that declares a 12-bit by 16-word ...
some verilog basic questions I am a noob in Verilog and I am having difficulty to understand the concept of words. What is it in verilog?
If I am asked to write in a single line:
1. code that declares a 12-bit by 16-word memory called mem1
2. code that assigns the fifth word of mem1 the decimal value 127 on the positive edge of the signal clock.
Re: some verilog basic questions >1. code that declares a 12-bit by 16-word memory called mem1
bit [12:1] mem1 [16:1];
It declares a memory, whose size is 16 words/ 16 memory locations.
each word or memory location is of 12 bit wide...
>2. code that assigns the fifth word of mem1 the decimal value 127 on the positive edge of the signal clock.
always @(posedge clk) begin mem1[5] = 127; end
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