Great class! One detail at 22:10, I believe "assign signal = x" is for continuous assignment. For blocking assignment we should drop the "assign" keyword.
Based on what I read about the De10-Nano, yes I believe so. Some of the i/o interfaces that we use in this course (in particular the audio CODEC and the video out) are not available on the De10-Nano, but it seems that everything else translates. That being said, I haven't played with the De10-Nano yet, so I don't know for certain.
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Great class! One detail at 22:10, I believe "assign signal = x" is for continuous assignment. For blocking assignment we should drop the "assign" keyword.
Great lect. thank you.
Hello! Very interesting course, is it possible to follow it with De10-Nano kit?
Based on what I read about the De10-Nano, yes I believe so. Some of the i/o interfaces that we use in this course (in particular the audio CODEC and the video out) are not available on the De10-Nano, but it seems that everything else translates. That being said, I haven't played with the De10-Nano yet, so I don't know for certain.
@@hunteradams9430 Thank you!
assign target = condition ? value_if_true : value_if_false;
This is the syntax for conditional assignment
I think you got it wrong
You’re right, thanks