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From: Nikolaos Kavvadias<nkavv@p...>
Date: Wed May 16 12:32:39 CEST 2007
Subject: [oc] Veilog 2001 cores
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David Buck wrote:
> Any cores available which make extensive use of Verilog 2001?
> Especially the generate, for, if and case statements. Also
> multi-dimensional arrays..
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Although not Verilog evolution closely, i can see (from your post)
that Verilog-2001 has just ripped-off some of the good stuff in VHDL.
I'm not sure why would anyone want to right cores in a language
(Verilog-2001, SystemVerilog) that most people are reluctant to learn
(time investment) and use.
90% people would use either one: Verilog (1995), VHDL (1993).
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