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Karthik Parashar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anybody enlighten me on why some registers are
> made memory elements(defined as .mem), while others
> are variables (defuined as .var) in the VVP assembly?
If they are declared as memories, they are implemented as
memories. Whether a technology will implement them as
memories is another story. For example:
reg [7:0] foo[0:1];
is a memory.
> I was implementing booth multiplier with 8bit unsigned
> numbers as the operands, and my partial products
> turned out to be implemented as ".mem"
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> ~Karthik.
>
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