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    • [DOCX File]Overview - Computer Action Team

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      This report documents the creation of a hardware systolic sorter written in SystemVerilog. The design takes as inputs M, N-bit signals (X. 0, X 1, …X m) and outputs M, N-bit signals (Y 0, Y 1, …Y m) sorted in increasing order where Y 0 = minimum input value and Y m = maximum input value. A block diagram is depicted in Figure 1.

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    • [DOC File]Verilog-C++ co-simulation using CppSim

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      The above commands compile the C++ code and simulate our system. Open the cpp_sim_out.txt file to see the output of the system. It should show you the input and output of the scrambler during each clock cycle. Now that we have a working C++ model of our system, the next step is to replace the C++ model of the scrambler with the verilog model.

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    • [DOC File]APPENDIX E: SYSTEM TASKS AND FUNCTIONS

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      Verilog contains the pre-defined system tasks and functions shown in Table 1, including tasks for creating output from a simulation. The role of each task is summarized, but the more frequently used tasks and functions are described in more detail. ... Parameter Function q_id An integer that uniquely identifies the queue q_type An integer (1 or ...

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    • [DOC File]Extending SystemVerilog Data Types to Nets

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      SystemVerilog extends Verilog by introducing some of the data types that conventional programming languages provide, such as enumerations and structures. In extending the type system, SystemVerilog makes a distinction between an object and its data type. A data type is a set of values and a set of operations that can be performed on those values.

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    • [DOC File]VERILOG PRIMER - BME EET

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      A Verilog description of a digital system can be set up by any text editor, complying with the syntactic rules given in the followings. Then it has to be verified by a Verilog simulator, embedded in a testbench. Basically the following steps have to be made: entering the description. compiling the description. simulating the testbench.

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    • [DOC File]371/471 Verilog Tutorial

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      The following tutorial is intended to get you going quickly in circuit design in Verilog. It isn’t a comprehensive guide to System Verilog, but should contain everything you need to design circuits for your class. If you have questions, or want to learn more about the language, I’d recommend Vahid and Lysecky’s Verilog for Digital Design.

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    • [DOC File]371/471 Verilog Tutorial

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      The basic building block of Verilog is a module. This is similar to a function or procedure in C/C++/Java in that it performs a computation on the inputs to generate an output. However, a Verilog module really is a collection of logic gates, and each time you call a module you are creating that set of gates. An example of a simple module:

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      However, it is good design practice to keep each design unit in it's own system file in which case separate compilation should not be an issue. Verilog. The Verilog language is still rooted in it's native interpretative mode. Compilation is a means of speeding up simulation, but has not changed the original nature of the language.

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    • [DOCX File]SystemVerilog for Verification: A Guide to Learning the ...

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      In verilog-1995, if you tried to call a task from multiple places in your testbench, the local variables shared common, static storage, and so the different threads stepped on each other’s values. In Verilog-2001 you can specify that tasks, functions, and modules use automatic storage, which causes the simulator to use the stack for local ...

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