All-
I had posted before about XST not generating correct netlist for comparisons inside nested loop code within an always block. The code is of this form:
always @( a[0], a[1], a[2], ... ) begin
for (i=0; i
All-
I had posted before about XST not generating correct netlist for comparisons inside nested loop code within an always block. The code is of this form:
always @( a[0], a[1], a[2], ... ) begin
for (i=0; i
The problem might go away sooner if this was submitted as a web case! I know of *no* authors of EDA tools that want incorrect logic in their code. Usability is one thing, bad results are another.
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