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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of numbers in Verilog?
NUMBER: There are three types of number specification in Verilog: sized, unsized and negative numbers.
: The size should be only in decimal and it will specify the number of bits in the number. : The four types of base formats we will use are decimal (‘d or ‘D), hexadecimal (‘h or ‘H), binary (‘b or ‘B) and octal (‘o or ‘O). What is underscore 42 839 in Verilog?
Underscores are ignored in numbers, so 42_839 is equivalent to 42839. Simple integers are signed unsized numbers. A simple integer specification may not contain an x or z. Except in Verilog-A, integer numbers can be explicitly expressed in decimal, hexadecimal, octal, or binary notation.
Does Verilog support real constants and variables?
Verilog supports real constants and variables Verilog converts real numbers to integers by rounding Real Numbers can not contain ’Z’ and ’X’ Real numbers may be specified in either decimal or scientific notation < value >.< value > < mantissa >E< exponent >
What is the range of the sign bit in Verilog?
In our examples, we include the sign bit: thus Q4.4 is from -8 to 7.9375 (7 + 15/16): we discuss range later in this post. Maths Just Works! All the usual binary maths work when used with fixed-point numbers. Verilog can generally synthesize addition, subtraction, and multiplication on an FPGA.