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  1. Is it possible to take input port as array in verilog?

    Apr 2, 2016 · Verilog does not support two dimensional arrays as ports of modules. This feature is supported by SystemVerilog only. In the first snippet, you are passing two dimensional array a as input, which is not supported.

  2. algorithm - How to declare a 2D array in verilog? I want to take a …

    Jul 11, 2016 · If you are asking how to create Verilog inputs to take that array, you could have multiple inputs, packed arrays or in some cases unpacked arrays. Multiple inputs: module aes ( input [7:0] data_1, input [7:0] data_2, //... input [7:0] data_16 ); Unpacked Array. module aes #( parameter DATA_W = 8, parameter BYTE_COUNT = 16, ) ( input [DATA_W ...

  3. Passing array via module in verilog - Stack Overflow

    Aug 25, 2015 · SystemVerilog allows passing Multi Dimensional arrays as input to modules. You can modify the sample code and verify that fact. The command for execution of SystemVerilog code using synopsis-vcs is as follows: vcs -timescale=1ns/1ns +vcs+flush+all +warn=all -sverilog …

  4. Read and write values in Multidimensional arrays in verilog

    input [15:0] me; reg [15:0] p_array [7:0]; reg abc_pqr [2:0]; //Same as reg [0:0] abc_pqr [2:0] me is a standard 16 bit word. p_array is an 8 deep memory of 16 bit words.

  5. How to properly use packed 2D arrays as input and outputs of verilog

    You need to be using SystemVerilog to have unpacked arrays as arguments to a task. And the task as you have written it does not do the same thing as the code without the task. That is because the output array A is uninitialized and you are only setting the value indexed by x1.

  6. How to declare two dimensional input ports in Verilog?

    Aug 8, 2005 · Verilog doesn't allow an I/O port to be a 2-D array. In Verilog 2001 you could flatten your array into a vector and pass that through the port, but that's somewhat awkward. Here is one way to do it: input [31:0] in; wire [7:0] array [0:3]; output [31:0] out; assign {array[3],array[2],array[1],array[0]} = in;

  7. Verilog Arrays and Memories - ChipVerify

    Any number of dimensions can be created by specifying an address range after the identifier name and is called a multi-dimensional array. Arrays are allowed in Verilog for reg, wire, integer and real data types. reg y1 [11:0]; // y is an scalar reg array of depth=12, each 1-bit wide.

  8. Multidimensional Dynamic Array - Verification Guide

    Multidimensional Dynamic array. SystemVerilog dynamic array can be, regular array; irregular array; regular array. A regular array is a multidimensional array with member arrays of the same sizes. for example, 2-D array with the number of columns same for all the rows. In below 3 x 2 array diagram, All the 3 rows have 2 columns. SystemVerilog ...

  9. Input matrix in verilog - Forum for Electronics

    Mar 14, 2013 · Verilog doesn't support arrays in the module port declaration. You'll need to concatenate the busses together. In the body of your code you can include a for loop to extact slices and assign them to a wire array. reg cannot be used as the type for an input.

  10. [SOLVED] - SystemVerilog access members of multidimensional array

    Jul 15, 2015 · In one of my modules I use as input an array of T_ENCODED_ADDR_ADC: input T_ENCODED_ADDR_ADC [`NUM_OF_REGIONS-1:0] data_in; Then I need to pass each adc_code to a shifting unit, so I have: shifter32b shifting_unit[0:3][`NUM_OF_REGIONS-1:0](port mapping here) where in parenthesis I should map the ports.

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