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From: ashim at roysrus.com<ashim@r...>
Date: Tue Dec 21 17:09:21 CET 2004
Subject: [oc] Dealing with large vectors in Verilog
I am trying to figure out an easy way to define vectors in Verilog.
For instance, in the dedsign we have 22-element vectors, each of these
elements are 16-bit wide (22 x 16 = 352 bits). There are 32 such
vectors that I need to store. I am using the following notation for
the memory - MEMA:
Reg [351:0] MEMA [31:0]
Now I need to perform computations using individual elements of the
vector. For instance, I need to add two elements j and k of the vector
(elements are 16-bits wide) from MEMA location p and store the result
in location q.
Is there a simple way of identifying the vector elements and using
them in repetitive computation.
I will appreciate any suggestions on the subject.
Thank you,
Ashim Roy
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