Could anyone explain what is the meaning of
out0 '0');
in the following VHDL code.
if reset = '1' then out0 '0'); out1 '0'); else out0
A simple VHDL question
Jul 03, 2004
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Could anyone explain what is the meaning of
out0 '0');
in the following VHDL code.
if reset = '1' then out0 '0'); out1 '0'); else out0
Could anyone explain the meaning of
out0 '0');
in the following VHDL code
if reset = '1' then out0 '0'); out1 '0'); else out0
Yes, it puts all the signal of out0 to '0', whatever is the width of out0
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if reset equals to 1 out0 all bits equal to 0
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