In reply to ben@SystemVerilog.us:
Ben,
could you please help me understand a bit more on your comments…
(my_bus===0) |=> (!($fell(my_bus[i])[->1]) intersect q_all_rose);
- Too many not needed attempts when my_bus==0 for many cycles. That is why I had the “go” variable that fired once. … I agree with your statement!
- !sequence is illegal … in general is it okay to use a “not” operator, like, not(sequence). I know “not” is a property operator and not a sequence operator
- (!$fell[i][->1] is not what you want … I agree… consecutive repetition might have worked
can you also comment on these (I have not written the antecedent part of implication operator)
a) (!$fell[i] throughout q_all_rose))
b) ((fell[i] == 0)[*0:] intersect q_all_rose)
Thanks
Pavan