The Life of a SystemVerilog Variable
In software programming, lifetime is defined by when and from where a variable is available for access. This is particularly important when there are multiple process threads with lifetimes of their own trying to access the same variable. A variable becomes a symbolic name for a particular range of memory locations allocated to a specific data type.
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