blocking with intra delay

From: "am.imak@xxxxxxxxx" <am.imak@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 4 Sep 2005 03:51:14 -0700

Hi folks,

I am newbie to verilog from vhdl background. So,please help me in
getting through blocking & nonblocking.

Is a <= #1 b; and
a = #1 b; are same . I am not able to see any diffrence.

That means if intra delays are used then there is no difference
between blocking & nonblocking.

Thanks for your comments.

.

Follow-Ups:
- Re: blocking with intra delay
  - From: raul

Prev by Date: IC design contract
Next by Date: gtkwave-1.3.69
Previous by thread: IC design contract
Next by thread: Re: blocking with intra delay
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Relevant Pages

Re: Communication speed between blocking call and non blocking call
... winsock blocking calls ... As I tested blocking call is much faster than nonblocking call ...
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks)
Re: Communication speed between blocking call and non blocking call
... winsock nonblocking calls ... As I tested blocking call is much faster than nonblocking call ... The default value for Windows 2000 server is probably 8192. ...
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks)
Re: SCSI GENERIC command queueing for block storage is unstable.
... blocking calls, I attempted to use the SCSI generic driver for ... The good news is that it is nonblocking; ...
(Linux-Kernel)
Re: Communication speed between blocking call and non blocking call
... nonblocking socket calls. ... As I tested blocking call is much faster than nonblocking call ...
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks)
Re: why is this so bad?
... < I'm busy transitioning from vhdl to verilog and I've read several ... Personally, I believe in using continuous assignment, and minimal ... in the beginning there was only blocking ... The fix was then to add a small delay ...
(comp.lang.verilog)