Verilog 4bit MUX 2 to 1

I need some help with the Verilog code. I am really fresh with it.

Could someone write for me a 4bit multiplexer(MUX) 2:1 in Verilog code?
And how can I display it graphically?

Thank you.

 

[GaborSzakacs]

lefteris4ev3r@gmail.com wrote:

I need some help with the Verilog code. I am really fresh with it.

Could someone write for me a 4bit multiplexer(MUX) 2:1 in Verilog code?
And how can I display it graphically?

Thank you.

I'm sure that anyone who regularly posts in this group _could_
write the code for you, but the real question is why do you need
it? Would you really like to learn to code in Verilog yourself?
If so, then you need a good starter book to sit down with and
figure it out. If this is an interview question, you are applying
for the wrong job.

--
Gabor

 

[unfrostedpoptart]

On Monday, October 20, 2014 8:10:25 AM UTC-7, gabor wrote:

lefteris4ev3r@gmail.com wrote:

I need some help with the Verilog code. I am really fresh with it.

Could someone write for me a 4bit multiplexer(MUX) 2:1 in Verilog code?

I'm sure that anyone who regularly posts in this group _could_
write the code for you, but the real question is why do you need
it? Would you really like to learn to code in Verilog yourself?
If so, then you need a good starter book to sit down with and
figure it out. If this is an interview question, you are applying
for the wrong job.

Seriously. This is stuff you should know after about an hour of studying Verilog - or 5 minutes doing a web search! If the OP can't make the effort to find out how to do such a simple thing on his own, he better not expect help from professionals that have spent years learning this stuff.

David

 

I wrote it, but I'm having some arguments with my classmates , about it.

 

[GaborSzakacs]

lefteris4ev3r@gmail.com wrote:
> I wrote it, but I'm having some arguments with my classmates , about it.

OK. So show us what you wrote, and describe the argument. Maybe
an expert can help you straighten out you classmates ;-)

--
Gabor