WebJan 25, 2015 · Even if it were legal, there are also multiple drivers on all SUM [i] [0] and you have it feeding back on itself. Change reg [8:0] SUM [8:0]; to wire [8:0] SUM [8:0]; and delete the always block (or convert to assign statements). Then fix you generate loops. You may want to consider drawing out a block diagram to visualize the connections of ... WebMay 16, 2013 · you done positional mapping wrong.. do this counter i_counter(clock,reset,preload,lnc,count);
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WebFeb 9, 2013 · I've ensured that all the module outputs are connected to wires, and this is what my understanding of the IEEE section 12.3.9 is. the error --- Quote Start --- Error … WebNov 15, 2024 · @Greg In this case I did not want to change the original port definitions. Yes, you can declare them as regs, but you risk to propagate reg-related behavior to the other modules and can have tough time debugging races and multiple driver issues. It is always a good methodology to stick to 'nets' only in module ports. – four pillars of kyc
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WebJul 21, 2014 · lab4_GDL output port Q has to be connected to a wire, for example, but never to a reg type. After that, if you want to store its output value in some register, you … WebMay 6, 2024 · That appears to be because you used to be assigning to that signal in that module. Now you are instead getting the value for that signal from an output port of normalize. That means that out should now simply be using a wire and not a reg. If you change the module to be (remove the reg): WebMay 16, 2024 · I have an inout port named sent_line, and this is how it is declared: Inside the module: inout sent_line; Inside the interface: interface my_sigs_if (); logic sent_line; modport drv (inout sent_line); endinterface … discount coat hangers