If I want to check on a signal after asynchronous reset with (assert final) then why I have to use combinational always block Why I can’t use for example: always@(negedge reset)
/* If I want to check on a signal after asynchronous reset with (assert final)
then why I have to use combinational always block
Why I can’t use for example: always@(negedge reset) */
WHo says you have to use combinational always block .
Options I see:
always@(negedge reset) am_reset_sig: assert final(sig==0);
always_comb
if($fell(reset, @(posedge clk))) am2_reset_sig: assert final(sig==0);
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