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12 years agoThanks for the reply Kaz.. I should have been more articulate when I asked the question . It was just a portion of the code that I had written above and not the code itslef. My code is more like this...
<verilog statements> .... ... always (@posedge clock) begin if (sig_1 == 5'b11111) begin output <= 2'd0; end else if (sig_2 == 5'b11111) begin output <= 2'd1; end else if (sig_3 == 5'b11111) begin output <= 2'd2; end end ...... ..... <verilog statements> This 'output' signal is connected to the input of another module. And I am getting this warning msg : warning (10034): output port at <> has no driver .