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Hi,
When programming in VHDL, can you use a variable in a case statement? This variable will modified by one of the cases
i.e.
case task is
when 1 =>
when 2 =>
when number =>
is this OK?
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Hi,
When programming in VHDL, can you use a variable in a case statement? This variable will modified by one of the cases
i.e.
case task is
when 1 =>
when 2 =>
when number =>
is this OK?
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Hey,
Quick VHDL question, I don't have access to Xilinx at the moment due to dead laptop, so can't test this.
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file_two.cfr
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