Related: https://insights.sigasi.com/opinion/jan/verilogs-major-flaw/
This is why if you want complete determinism, use VHDL. Unlike verilog, VHDL was developped specifically for describing hardware behavior.
This is why if you want complete determinism, use VHDL. Unlike verilog, VHDL was developped specifically for describing hardware behavior.
PL/SQL (I've never used it) also borrows from Ada's syntax, but not its semantics in any comprehensive sense. This sort of thing was deliberate, similar to how Verilog borrows from C's syntax, or Java apes C's syntax, or JavaScript apes Java's (and C, indirectly). The goal was to extend something familiar with new semantics.