(a) A and B are bit vectors that represent unsigned binary numbers. Write a Verilog function that...
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(a) A and B are bit vectors that represent unsigned binary numbers. Write a Verilog function that returns TRUE (1) if A > B. The function call should be of the form GT(A, B, N), where N is the length of the bit vectors. Start comparing the most significant bits of A and B first and proceed from left to right. As soon as you find a pair of unequal bits, you can determine whether A > B. For example, if A = 1011010 and B = 1010110, you can determine that A > B when you make the fourth comparison. You may declare N as a global parameter in the calling module.
(b) Write a Verilog module that will call the function in part (a).
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Digital Systems Design Using Verilog
ISBN: 978-1285051079
1st edition
Authors: Charles Roth, Lizy K. John, Byeong Kil Lee
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