The addition of two signed binary numbers in the signed-magnitude representation follows the rules of ordinary arithmetic: If the two numbers have the same sign (both positive or both negative), the two magnitudes are added and the sum has the common sign; if the two numbers have opposite signs, the smaller magnitude is subtracted from the larger and the result has the sign of the larger magnitude. Write an HDL behavioral description for adding two 8-bit signed numbers in signed-magnitude representation and verify. The leftmost bit of the number holds the sign and the other seven bits hold the magnitude.
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