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I just want to point out, in contrast to multiple comments in this thread, that case statements are inherently supposed to have priority. They are not supposed to execute all branches in parallel.
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Yes, there are incorrect assumptions about evaluation of case constructs. My discussion point was, that there's no room for priority in the present code, thus "if..then..else" chain and case construct should be expected to end up in the same gate level code anyway.
It should be added, that "if then else" and regular case construct (no parallel case) are evaluating the code in the same way.
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