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Belle II Software
release-05-02-19
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Verilog logic values are stored bit packed encoded in two bits one bit put into aVal and the other into bVal. More...
#include <xsi.h>
Public Attributes | |
XSI_UINT32 | aVal |
XSI_UINT32 | bVal |
aVal = 00000037 | |
Verilog logic values are stored bit packed encoded in two bits one bit put into aVal and the other into bVal.
The four logic values are encoded as {aVal, bVal}: 0=00, 1=10, X=11, Z=01 So, a 8 bit logic value 0Z11011X is stored as below : (in hexadecimal) aVal = 00000037 bVal=00000041