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Time Literals
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Time is written in integer or fixed point format, followed without a space by a time unit. The time literal is interpreted as a realtime value scaled to the current time unit and rounded to the current time precision. Following are time literals examples. |
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Example - Time Literals
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1 `timescale 100ps/10ps
2 module time_literals ();
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4 time a;
5 initial begin
6 $monitor ("@ %g a = %t", $time, a);
7 #1 a = 1ns;
8 #1 a = 0.2ns;
9 #1 a = 300ps;
10 #1 $finish;
11 end
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13 endmodule
You could download file time_literals.sv here
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Simulator Output
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@ 0 a = 0
@ 1 a = 100
@ 2 a = 20
@ 3 a = 30
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Copyright © 1998-2014 |
Deepak Kumar Tala - All rights reserved |
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