I got error when passing a parameterised class in system verilog instance
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i tried to make an instance of this module it gave me the following error (unexpected '#', expecting class.).
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here is the module,instance and the error in this link
verilog system-verilog modelsim
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Yehia Farouk
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i tried to make an instance of this module it gave me the following error (unexpected '#', expecting class.).
why ?
what is the solution?
here is the module,instance and the error in this link
verilog system-verilog modelsim
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
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Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
– Serge
Nov 21 at 20:50
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i tried to make an instance of this module it gave me the following error (unexpected '#', expecting class.).
why ?
what is the solution?
here is the module,instance and the error in this link
verilog system-verilog modelsim
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
i tried to make an instance of this module it gave me the following error (unexpected '#', expecting class.).
why ?
what is the solution?
here is the module,instance and the error in this link
verilog system-verilog modelsim
verilog system-verilog modelsim
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
asked Nov 21 at 15:06
Yehia Farouk
1
1
Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
– Serge
Nov 21 at 20:50
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Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
– Serge
Nov 21 at 20:50
Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
– Serge
Nov 21 at 20:50
Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
– Serge
Nov 21 at 20:50
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You used #include instead of `include
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In pulp_2.v file, change #include by 'include
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You used #include instead of `include
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You used #include instead of `include
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You used #include instead of `include
answered Nov 21 at 15:11
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You used #include instead of `include
answered Nov 21 at 15:11
dave_59
19.2k21437
answered Nov 21 at 15:11
dave_59
19.2k21437
answered Nov 21 at 15:11
dave_59
19.2k21437
answered Nov 21 at 15:11
dave_59
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In pulp_2.v file, change #include by 'include
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In pulp_2.v file, change #include by 'include
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
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In pulp_2.v file, change #include by 'include
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
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In pulp_2.v file, change #include by 'include
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
84
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
84
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
84
answered Nov 22 at 15:07
El_Gahaf
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Please, error messages are there for a reason. it points you to the file and to the line number. you should have been able to spot the syntax issue immediately.
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Nov 21 at 20:50