From: Stefen Boyd (stefen@boyd.com)
Date: Wed Nov 18 1998 - 15:09:30 PST
At 04:35 PM 11/18/98 -0600, Adam Krolnik wrote:
<p>BAD MSG:
>
It is unfortunate that people are worried about the abnormal cases.
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Since I'm forced to accept a new operator, this is what I would like:
reg [7:0] blue;
reg [0:7] green;
if (blue[3 :: 3] == green [3 :: 3]) ...
// blue[3:1] == green[3:5]
The first argument is the starting bit, the second is
the width. The operator always gets it's value from
left to right without regard to the endianness of the
vector. "+:" would confuse users as to whether it
grabbed [5:3] or [3:1]... and might make them expect
a "-:".
Regards,
Stefen
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