Course : Systemverilog Verification 2 : L2.2 : Fork-Join in Systemverilog
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ma'am pls make one video on AXI
If I want to get out after 2 out of 3 are completed? What is the logic?
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what will happen if the same function/task is called under different begin end
In that case, 2 threads of the same task/function will be started in parallel and executed. As long as the task/function does not treat them differently( eg: An if block that is dependent on the argument value), both will finish execution at the same simulation time. The tricky part is how you use the end results of the task/fn.