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I need to represent the following in a generate statement
p(1) = y(0) * c(1) p(3) = y(1) * c(3) p(5) = y(2) * c(5) p(i) = y(i-n) * c(i) and so on... I basically need to use two indices. How can I do this? Thanks crazyrdx |
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crazyrdx wrote:
> I need to represent the following in a generate statement > > p(1) = y(0) * c(1) > p(3) = y(1) * c(3) > p(5) = y(2) * c(5) > p(i) = y(i-n) * c(i) > and so on... > > I basically need to use two indices. How can I do this? What about two for-generate outside (and nested) for the indices and finally an if generate? Ralf Ralf Hildebrandt |
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