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Differences b/w logic , reg & wire

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archive over 18 years ago

hi,

1.      i  know the differences between reg & wire...but i what to know the differences between logic , reg & wire clearly.

2.     When iam writing code in systemverilog using URM ..... i got a simple bug.. which iam pasting below & please let me know where to use reg , wire & logic in systemverilog coding.....


  
      

ncelab: *W,ENUMERR (./sv_module/sips_apb_env.sv,53|66): This
assignment is a violation of SystemVerilog strong typing rules for
enumeration datatypes.
            .PWRITE(dut_if.PWRITE),
                  |
ncelab: *E,ICDPAV (./sv_module/sips_apb_dut_wrap.sv,25|19): Illegal combination
of driver and procedural assignment to variable dut_if.PWRITE detected.
            .PADDR(dut_if.PADDR),
                 |
ncelab: *E,ICDPAV (./sv_module/sips_apb_dut_wrap.sv,26|18): Illegal combination
of driver and procedural assignment to variable dut_if.PADDR detected.
            .PWDATA(dut_if.PWDATA),      


... Raghavendra


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    i.e inorder to avoid the confusion of reg & wire....here in SV we are using "logic".


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by raghavendrap
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    i.e inorder to avoid the confusion of reg & wire....here in SV we are using "logic".


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