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How to use printf like printf in verilog?


Asked by Jasiah Perez on Dec 09, 2021 FAQ



As you know in Verilog has $display,$strobe and $monitor those used to display text on the screen. And in C has printf to display text on screen also. My question is how can I use one of them ( $display,$strobe,$monitor) like printf in C?
Likewise,
Let’s start using Verilator to perform some simple magic for us. The first thing we are going to do with Verilator is to describe how you can print out values from within your simulation. This will turn Verilog simulation debugging into something very akin to software debugging. When I debug software, I tend to use two approaches: printf and gdb .
Indeed, Verilog if-else-if. This conditional statement is used to make a decision on whether the statements within the if block should be executed or not. If there is an else statement and expression is false then statements within the else block will be executed.
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The output stream decides how to print the corresponding object. It also compatible with printf. 3) A disadvantage is that it can not print the percent symbol '%', one need to slightly improve the code. 4) It can not print formatted numbers, like %4.5f
In this manner,
As we know that, printf () is used to print the text and value on the output device, here some of the examples that we wrote to use the printf () in a better way or for an advance programming. printf ("Hello world How are you?"); Hello world How are you? To print double quote, we use \". Hello "World", How are you?