Soham Das wrote:
> Can anyone who has worked in Hardware Designing domain, particularly
> HDL and RTL design, tell me how exactly is Perl used to generate
> testbenches and verification work.
I used Perl for testing Verilog designs back in ~2002. Going from memory, I
wrote my designs and test be
John W. Krahn wrote:
> Steve Bertrand wrote:
>> I'm still trying to figure out references... in the below diff, the '+'
>> works ok as a passed-in hashref to an outside module, but the '-' does
>> not.
>>
>> $plan_status is *absolutely* a hashref, as I have created it as such by
>> hand (and verifi
Steve Bertrand wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out references... in the below diff, the '+'
works ok as a passed-in hashref to an outside module, but the '-' does not.
$plan_status is *absolutely* a hashref, as I have created it as such by
hand (and verified it with Data::Dumper).
When I pass
I'm still trying to figure out references... in the below diff, the '+'
works ok as a passed-in hashref to an outside module, but the '-' does not.
$plan_status is *absolutely* a hashref, as I have created it as such by
hand (and verified it with Data::Dumper).
When I pass $plan_status without su
I have numerous methods such as the following. They all perform the same
basic function based on the parameter passed in ($name, $key or nothing).
I've recently moved out the actual data definition (hash) into a
different 'private' function in order to make things easier to read.
Now, I want to c
Hi All,
For the disclaimers: I am new to Perl[as I was some 7 months back :) ] and to
get things rolling, I know just a bit of it. Hence the question, might appear a
bit, unpolished.
Can anyone who has worked in Hardware Designing domain, particularly HDL and
RTL design, tell me how exactly i
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 9:25 PM, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> You can use a hash slice.
>
> �...@{ $data{$key} }{ @fields } = split /:/, $val;
Thanks Gunnar, your suggestion is enlightening.
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