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Verilog Operators Part-I

The document discusses various Verilog operators including arithmetic, relational, equality, logical, and bitwise operators. It provides examples of each operator and how they work in Verilog code.

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Verilog Operators Part-I

The document discusses various Verilog operators including arithmetic, relational, equality, logical, and bitwise operators. It provides examples of each operator and how they work in Verilog code.

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VerilogOperators
PartI
Feb92014

ArithmeticOperators
Binary:+,,*,/,%(themodulusoperator)
Unary:+,(Thisisusedtospecifythesign)
Integerdivisiontruncatesanyfractionalpart
Theresultofamodulusoperationtakesthesignofthefirstoperand
Ifanyoperandbitvalueistheunknownvaluex,thentheentireresult
valueisx
Register data types are used as unsigned values (Negative numbers
arestoredintwo'scomplementform)

Example
1modulearithmetic_operators();
2
3initialbegin
4$display("5+10=%d",5+10);
5$display("510=%d",510);
6$display("105=%d",105);
7$display("10*5=%d",10*5);
8$display("10/5=%d",10/5);
9$display("10/5=%d",10/5);
10$display("10%s3=%d","%",10%3);
11$display("+5=%d",+5);
12$display("5=%d",5);
13#10$finish;
14end
15
16endmodule

Youcoulddownloadfilearithmetic_operators.vhere
5+10=15
510=5
105=5
10*5=50
10/5=2
10/5=2
10%3=1
+5=5
5=5

RelationalOperators
Operator
a<b
a>b
a<=b
a>=b

Description
alessthanb
agreaterthanb
alessthanorequaltob
agreaterthanorequaltob

Theresultisascalarvalue(examplea<b)
0iftherelationisfalse(aisbiggerthenb)
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1iftherelationistrue(aissmallerthenb)
xifanyoftheoperandshasunknownxbits(ifaorbcontainsX)

Note:Ifanyoperandisxorz,thentheresultofthattestistreatedasfalse
(0)

Example
1modulerelational_operators();
2
3initialbegin
4$display("5<=10=%b",(5<=10));
5$display("5>=10=%b",(5>=10));
6$display("1'bx<=10=%b",(1'bx<=10));
7$display("1'bz<=10=%b",(1'bz<=10));
8#10$finish;
9end
10
11endmodule

Youcoulddownloadfilerelational_operators.vhere
5<=10=1
5>=10=0
1'bx<=10=x
1'bz<=10=x

EqualityOperators
There are two types of Equality operators. Case Equality and Logical
Equality.

Operator
a===b
a!==b
a==b
a!=b

Description
aequaltob,includingxandz(Caseequality)
anotequaltob,includingxandz(Caseinequality)
aequaltob,resultmaybeunknown(logicalequality)
a not equal to b, result may be unknown (logical
equality)

Operandsarecomparedbitbybit,withzerofillingifthetwooperands
donothavethesamelength
Resultis0(false)or1(true)
Forthe==and!=operators,theresultisx,ifeitheroperandcontains
anxoraz
For the === and !== operators, bits with x and z are included in the
comparisonandmustmatchfortheresulttobetrue

Note:Theresultisalways0or1.

Example
1moduleequality_operators();
2
3initialbegin
4//CaseEquality
5$display("4'bx001===4'bx001=%b",(4'bx001===4'bx001));
6$display("4'bx0x1===4'bx001=%b",(4'bx0x1===4'bx001));
7$display("4'bz0x1===4'bz0x1=%b",(4'bz0x1===4'bz0x1));
8$display("4'bz0x1===4'bz001=%b",(4'bz0x1===4'bz001));
9//CaseInequality
10$display("4'bx0x1!==4'bx001=%b",(4'bx0x1!==4'bx001));
11$display("4'bz0x1!==4'bz001=%b",(4'bz0x1!==4'bz001));

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12//LogicalEquality
13$display("5==10=%b",(5==10));
14$display("5==5=%b",(5==5));
15//LogicalInequality
16$display("5!=5=%b",(5!=5));
17$display("5!=6=%b",(5!=6));
18#10$finish;
19end
20
21endmodule

Youcoulddownloadfileequality_operators.vhere
4'bx001===4'bx001=1
4'bx0x1===4'bx001=0
4'bz0x1===4'bz0x1=1
4'bz0x1===4'bz001=0
4'bx0x1!==4'bx001=1
4'bz0x1!==4'bz001=1
5==10=0
5==5=1
5!=5=0
5!=6=1

LogicalOperators
Operator
!
&&
||

Description
logicnegation
logicaland
logicalor

Expressionsconnectedby&&and||areevaluatedfromlefttoright
Evaluationstopsassoonastheresultisknown
Theresultisascalarvalue:
0iftherelationisfalse
1iftherelationistrue
xifanyoftheoperandshasx(unknown)bits

Example
1modulelogical_operators();
2
3initialbegin
4//LogicalAND
5$display("1'b1&&1'b1=%b",(1'b1&&1'b1));
6$display("1'b1&&1'b0=%b",(1'b1&&1'b0));
7$display("1'b1&&1'bx=%b",(1'b1&&1'bx));
8//LogicalOR
9$display("1'b1||1'b0=%b",(1'b1||1'b0));
10$display("1'b0||1'b0=%b",(1'b0||1'b0));
11$display("1'b0||1'bx=%b",(1'b0||1'bx));
12//LogicalNegation
13$display("!1'b1=%b",(!1'b1));
14$display("!1'b0=%b",(!1'b0));
15#10$finish;
16end
17
18endmodule

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1'b1&&1'b1=1
1'b1&&1'b0=0
1'b1&&1'bx=x
1'b1||1'b0=1
1'b0||1'b0=0
1'b0||1'bx=x

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!1'b1=0
!1'b0=1

BitwiseOperators
Bitwise operators perform a bit wise operation on two operands. They take
eachbitinoneoperandandperformtheoperationwiththecorrespondingbit
in the other operand. If one operand is shorter than the other, it will be
extended on the left side with zeroes to match the length of the longer
operand.

Operator
~
&
|
^
^~or~^

Description
negation
and
inclusiveor
exclusiveor
exclusivenor(equivalence)

Computationsincludeunknownbits,inthefollowingway:
~x=x
0&x=0
1&x=x&x=x
1|x=1
0|x=x|x=x
0^x=1^x=x^x=x
0^~x=1^~x=x^~x=x
Whenoperandsareofunequalbitlength,theshorteroperandiszero
filledinthemostsignificantbitpositions.

Example
1modulebitwise_operators();
2
3initialbegin
4//BitWiseNegation
5$display("~4'b0001=%b",(~4'b0001));
6$display("~4'bx001=%b",(~4'bx001));
7$display("~4'bz001=%b",(~4'bz001));
8//BitWiseAND
9$display("4'b0001&4'b1001=%b",(4'b0001&4'b1001));
10$display("4'b1001&4'bx001=%b",(4'b1001&4'bx001));
11$display("4'b1001&4'bz001=%b",(4'b1001&4'bz001));
12//BitWiseOR
13$display("4'b0001|4'b1001=%b",(4'b0001|4'b1001));
14$display("4'b0001|4'bx001=%b",(4'b0001|4'bx001));
15$display("4'b0001|4'bz001=%b",(4'b0001|4'bz001));
16//BitWiseXOR
17$display("4'b0001^4'b1001=%b",(4'b0001^4'b1001));
18$display("4'b0001^4'bx001=%b",(4'b0001^4'bx001));
19$display("4'b0001^4'bz001=%b",(4'b0001^4'bz001));
20//BitWiseXNOR
21$display("4'b0001~^4'b1001=%b",(4'b0001~^4'b1001));
22$display("4'b0001~^4'bx001=%b",(4'b0001~^4'bx001));
23$display("4'b0001~^4'bz001=%b",(4'b0001~^4'bz001));
24#10$finish;
25end
26
27endmodule

Youcoulddownloadfilebitwise_operators.vhere
~4'b0001=1110
~4'bx001=x110
~4'bz001=x110
4'b0001&4'b1001=0001

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4'b1001&4'bx001=x001
4'b1001&4'bz001=x001
4'b0001|4'b1001=1001
4'b0001|4'bx001=x001
4'b0001|4'bz001=x001
4'b0001^4'b1001=1000
4'b0001^4'bx001=x000
4'b0001^4'bz001=x000
4'b0001~^4'b1001=0111
4'b0001~^4'bx001=x111
4'b0001~^4'bz001=x111

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