Using Strong Types in SystemVerilog Design and Verification Environments
One of the classic debates in computer science is whether a language should have a strongly-or weakly-typed data system. A strongly-typed language does not allow operations on data that are of incompatible types. Having strong types, as in VHDL, helps define intent and avoid errors, but is much more verbose.
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