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44 Consider a comparator with two 8-bit inputs, a and b. The a and b are with the std logic.vector data type and are interpreted as unsigned integers. The comparator has an output, agtb, which is asserted when a is greater than b. Assume that only a single- bit comparator is supported by synthesis software. Derive the circuit with concurrent signal assignment statement(s). 4.5 Repeat Problem 4.4, but assume that a and b are interpreted as signed integers.

I need completed VHDL code with concurrent signal assignment statements. Thank you!!!

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