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- ak6dn
Regular Contributor
Verilog that you feed into the synthesis tools needs to represent constructs that imply hardware (gates, registers, memory, etc).
You might start by reading this:
https://people.ece.cornell.edu/land/courses/ece5760/DE2/tut_quartus_intro_verilog.pdf
and this:
https://www.jameswhanlon.com/writing-synthesizable-verilog.html
If you had a module like this:
module top; $write("Hello, world!"); endmodulethat is NOT a construct that can be synthesized into logic.
- RichardT_altera
Super Contributor
That kind of verilog code usually used for simulation purposes. Quartus is not a simulator tool, it Analyze & Synthesis code.
I believe the resources provided by ak6dn should be sufficient for you to learn.
Alternatively, you may checkout Nandland for beginner coding.
https://nandland.com/learn-verilog/
Have fun coding!
Best Regards,
Richard Tan
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- RichardT_altera
Super Contributor
May I know do you need further help in regards to this case?
Best Regards,
Richard Tan
- RichardT_altera
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