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Verilog-A, one time execution function

samer1

Hi, 

I am developing a verilog-A model for a device. I want to write a function that is executed only one time in the simulation during the device first transition from high resistive state to a low resistive state. I looked at analog events but did not find a function that provides this functionality I want. I tried to do it using an if..else statement but it gave me convergence error. 

Can someone help me with that?

Thanks

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  • Please comment your code (with explanation as to what each variable is for, and what each section does) - and indent it to make it readable. Right now it's too hard to try to figure out what it's doing (and what the intent is), so I'm afraid I can't spend the time figuring that out for you - it would take a large amount of time to try to unravel what you're actually trying to do here.

    If doing that on the full code is too much effort, please provide a simpler (commented and properly indented) example that illustrates what you're trying to achieve.

    Thanks,

    Andrew.

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  • Please comment your code (with explanation as to what each variable is for, and what each section does) - and indent it to make it readable. Right now it's too hard to try to figure out what it's doing (and what the intent is), so I'm afraid I can't spend the time figuring that out for you - it would take a large amount of time to try to unravel what you're actually trying to do here.

    If doing that on the full code is too much effort, please provide a simpler (commented and properly indented) example that illustrates what you're trying to achieve.

    Thanks,

    Andrew.

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