I was going to mention that too. In 1364-2001, bare "begin-end" blocks
were legal generate blocks but as of 1364-2005 that became illegal.
You may see tools that allow bare begin-end "generate blocks" but
that isn't strictly legal in 1364-2005 and later (including 1800-2009).
Gord.
On 9/13/2010 11:26 AM, Steven Sharp wrote:
> First, let me point out that those begin-end blocks are not generate scopes.
> An if/case/for is a generate construct and creates a scope.
>
> Assuming that you add an "if(1)" before each of those begin-end blocks,
> they would both be genblk1. The second generate construct is the first
> one in its scope, so its number will be 1.
>
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