What might cause an error in the code below?
Code:
SUBDESIGN dec_counter
(
Clear, ent, clk : INPUT;
value[3..0] : OUTPUT;
rco : OUTPUT;
)
VARIABLE
count[3..0] : DFF;
BEGIN
count[].clk = clk;
value[] = count[];
IF (clear) THEN
count[].d = 0;
ELSIF (enc & ent & (count[].q != 9)) THEN
count[].d = count[].q + 1;
ELSIF (enc & ent & (count[].q == 9)) THEN
count[].d = 0;
ELSE
count[].d = count[].q;
END IF;
rco = ((count[].q == 9) & ent);
END;
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The "rco" signal |
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b. |
The "enc" signal |
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c. |
The "clk" signal |
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d. |
The "ent" signal |
What might cause an error in the code below? Code: SUBDESIGN dec_counter ( Clear, ent,...
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