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kapil_kaushik
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In verilog, we use '#' for any delay we require.
The general syntax for it is
#value; or #(value/expression); whatever !!
But what does a verilog statement given below mean:
#`bittime #0;
^
|
no semicolon here !!
Here `bitime is just a constant value....but i m puzzled as to
what is the function of #0 after #`bittime and that too when
there is no semicolon between the two !!
Kindly help
Kapil
The general syntax for it is
#value; or #(value/expression); whatever !!
But what does a verilog statement given below mean:
#`bittime #0;
^
|
no semicolon here !!
Here `bitime is just a constant value....but i m puzzled as to
what is the function of #0 after #`bittime and that too when
there is no semicolon between the two !!
Kindly help
Kapil