What is the use of for loop in Verilog?
What is the use of for loop in Verilog?
A for loop is the most widely used loop in software, but it is primarily used to replicate hardware logic in Verilog. The idea behind a for loop is to iterate a set of statements given within the loop as long as the given condition is true.
Should I use for loops in my code?
Again, until you understand how exactly this expansion of replicated logic works, do not use for loops. Instead think about how you want your code to behave and figure out a way to write it in C without using a for loop, then write your code in VHDL or Verilog. Below is an example of this:
How often should the output tick be high on a clock?
When the fast input is low, the output tick is high for one cycle every 150 ms (every 7500000 cycles) The clk period is 20ns. If the fast input is high, tick should go high for one cycle every other clock cycle.
When the fast input is low the output tick is high?
When the fast input is low, the output tick is high for one cycle every 150 ms (every 7500000 cycles) The clk period is 20ns. Stack Overflow About Products For Teams Stack OverflowPublic questions & answers Stack Overflow for TeamsWhere developers & technologists share private knowledge with coworkers
What is the best tool to learn Verilog?
Icarus Verilog checks all boxes and can be learnt easily with this really helpful wiki setup for it. Another really powerful open source tool that was essential in building this project was GTKWave. It helps to view vcd and other waveforms.
Is there an open source compiler for Verilog?
While there are many compilers for verilog present, not many of them are open source, and even fewer are robust, user-friendly and updated regularly. Icarus Verilog checks all boxes and can be learnt easily with this really helpful wiki setup for it.
