loop in VHDL

Do you want to write generic code or do you simply want to use a

loop construct on the actual code you've posted?

Using a loop construct on your actual code will make it worse imho.

with generic code, like:

C(n-1)<= A(n) and B(n-1)

C(n-2)<= A(n)and A(n-1)and B(n-2)

......

C(0)<= A(n)and A(n-1)......and A(1)B(0).

upstair is a example for n=4

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Do you want to write generic code or do you simply want to use a

loop construct on the actual code you've posted?

Using a loop construct on your actual code will make it worse imho.

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with generic code, like:

C(n-1)<= A(n) and B(n-1)

C(n-2)<= A(n)and A(n-1)and B(n-2)

......

C(0)<= A(n)and A(n-1)......and A(1)B(0).

upstair is a example for n=4

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with generic code, like:

C(n-1)<= A(n) and B(n-1)

C(n-2)<= A(n)and A(n-1)and B(n-2)

......

C(0)<= A(n)and A(n-1)......and A(1)B(0).

upstair is a example for n=4

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BTW: What does A(1)B(1) mean?

Try something like that

for   i in 0      to n - 1 loop
  for j in i + 2  to n     loop
    a_res :=  a(j) and a(j - 1);
  end loop;
  c(i)  <=  a_res and b(i);
end loop;

But be aware that it's untested code.

You've to verify it. :)

edit:

That's definitely not it! :(

But I think you've to use nested loops...

I think something like that would do the trick

for   i in 0      to n - 1 loop
  a_res := a(n);
  for j in i + 1  to n - 1 loop
    a_res :=  a_res and a(j);
  end loop;
  c(i)  <=  a_res and b(i);
end loop;

Yes the nested loops ides is the right one, you just need to initialize the variable and use it recursively in the inside loop. Don't forget to declare the variable in the process.