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Honored Contributor#delay statement;
The blocks any statement, which includes an assignment statement. The process is blocked until the time the delay specifies. That statement can be a non-blocking assignment, which can have a delay that postpone the update to the RHS, but does not block the process. The next statement is executed immediately. # delay1 LHS <=# delay2 RHS; delay1 blocks the entire statement, delay2 only blocks the update to the RHS. See http://www.sutherland-hdl.com/papers/1996-cug-presentation_nonblocking_assigns.pdf
