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The reason for the always_ff block not working is because you'v used the bit-wise AND (&) operator and not the logical AND (&&). Change the '&' to '&&' and try. It will trigger this time.
/*this is the part that doesn't work
always_ff @(posedge oneSecondEnable) begin
if (rollHourTens ==2 & rollHourOnes==4) begin <------ Change this to logical && from the bitwise &
reset;
end
end
*/
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Altho the answer is technically correct (you should syntactically be using
&& here instead of
&) it won't change the result ... the result of
x==y will be '0' or '1', and
&ing two of these together will still produce a single bit result '0' or '1' that can be tested by the
if.
What does the line '
reset;' refer to? There is no other code (like a function or task or block) with this name in your code listing.
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