I am trying to make 24 wires in total very quickly but I keep getting the error:
Error (10170): Verilog HDL syntax error at your_ALU_mux.v(81) near text "="; expecting ".", or an identifier
Here is my code:
module your_ALU_mux(your_out, operandA, operandB, opcode, switches, address);
input [7:0] operandA, operandB, address;
input [3:0] opcode, switches;
output [7:0] your_out;
wire [0:7] Bnot, newb, newa;
wire Cin, Cout;
not
(Bnot[0], operandB[0]),
(Bnot[1], operandB[1]),
(Bnot[2], operandB[2]),
(Bnot[3], operandB[3]),
(Bnot[4], operandB[4]),
(Bnot[5], operandB[5]),
(Bnot[6], operandB[6]),
(Bnot[7], operandB[7]);
// Getting A' and B'
if (address == 16'h00 || address == 16'h01)
// Add A + B
if (address == 16'h00)
// newa = A
newa[0] = operandA[0];
newa[1] = operandA[1];
newa[2] = operandA[2];
newa[3] = operandA[3];
newa[4] = operandA[4];
newa[5] = operandA[5];
newa[6] = operandA[6];
newa[7] = operandA[7];
// newb = B'
newb[0] = Bnot[0];
newb[1] = Bnot[1];
newb[2] = Bnot[2];
newb[3] = Bnot[3];
newb[4] = Bnot[4];
newb[5] = Bnot[5];
newb[6] = Bnot[6];
newb[7] = Bnot[7];
// Carry in = 1
Cin = 1;
// A-B
else if (address == 16'h01)
// newb = B
newb[0] = operandB[0];
newb[1] = operandB[1];
newb[2] = operandB[2];
newb[3] = operandB[3];
newb[4] = operandB[4];
newb[5] = operandB[5];
newb[6] = operandB[6];
newb[7] = operandB[7];
// newa = A
newa[0] = operandA[0];
newa[1] = operandA[1];
newa[2] = operandA[2];
newa[3] = operandA[3];
newa[4] = operandA[4];
newa[5] = operandA[5];
newa[6] = operandA[6];
newa[7] = operandA[7];
// Carry in = 0
Cin = 0;
end
RippleCarryAdd A+B(.S0(your_out[0]), .S1(your_out[1],.S2(your_out[2],.S3(your_out[3],.S4(your_out[4],.S5(your_out[5]
S6.(your_out[6]), S7.(your_out[7],
.Cout(Cout),.Cin(Cin),
.A0(newa[0]),.A1(newa[1]),.A2(newa[2]),.A3(newa[3]),.A4(newa[4]),.A5(newa[5]),
.A6(newa[6]),.A7(newa[7]),
.B0(newb[0]),.B1(newb[1]),.B2(newb[2]),.B3(newb[3]),.B4(newb[4]),
.B5(newb[5]),.B6(newb[6]),.B7(newb[7]));
endmodule
I also get in error saying:
Error (10170): Verilog HDL syntax error at your_ALU_mux.v(66) near text "if"; expecting "endmodule"
And the it brings me to my first if statement.
Is this the wrong way of going about creating wires and them using them?
