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periodical pushing of data:

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archive over 17 years ago

hello, i'd like to create a verilog loop that push zero to some register at specific time, and keep on doing so from this point for every equal amount of time (10 cycles for example) . basically it should efficiently replace the following code: initial begin #215327.5 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; #3920 top.dut.timer = 12'h000; end


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    archive over 17 years ago

    This is how I would do it.

     
    initial begin
       #215327.5;
       drive_reg;
    end

    task drive_reg;
       forever begin
          #3920;
          $display("driving register at %0d", $time);
          top.dut.timer = 12'h000;
       end
    endtask


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by pjigar
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    archive over 17 years ago

    This is how I would do it.

     
    initial begin
       #215327.5;
       drive_reg;
    end

    task drive_reg;
       forever begin
          #3920;
          $display("driving register at %0d", $time);
          top.dut.timer = 12'h000;
       end
    endtask


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by pjigar
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