Are there any implicit casting rules for converting time to realtime?
In reply to prang:
These are built-in types and follow all the same conversion rules.
typedef logic [63:0] time;
typedef real realtime;
In reply to dave_59:
As per the LRM section 6.12.2
Implicit conversion shall also take place when an expression is assigned to a real. Individual bits that are x or z in the net or the variable shall be treated as zero upon conversion.
Should I take this to mean, yes I can directly assign time to realtime, without the need for an explicit cast?
In reply to prang:
Yes, you can go between integral and real without a cast, but using an explicit cast shows your intent better.