>-----Original Message----- >Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:13:13 +0530 >From: "Rohit K. Jain" <rohit_jain@mentorg.com> >To: sv-bc@server.eda.org >Subject: Multiple implicit nets in single continuous assignment > >Is the case below a legal case? > >Verilog LRM 3.5 says >======= >If an identifier appears on the left-hand side of a continuous >assignment statement,and that identifier has not been declared >previously,an implicit scalar net declaration of the default >net type is >assumed. >======= > >Does it imply that in case of implicit net, LHS of continuous >assignment >can have only simple identifier expression? >Can more than one implicit nets be created in a single continuous >assignment, as is the case below? > > >module top(); > assign {a,c} = '1; >endmodule > > >Regards >Rohit > >Received on Tue Mar 29 07:23:19 2005
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