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$begingroup$I am trying to write the test bench part but I don't know how to do it. Basically, I want to test out 0x10 or 5x5. I don't if what I have is right.
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here's a pic to give you some idea of what i am trying to build. it is not this exact one.
Here is the full adder:
Here is the multiplier: Epsxe cheat download.
Here is my test bench:
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I do not understand why in a 4 bit x 4 bit multiplier you are taking 4 inputs that also of 8 bit, what are they representing. If it is a combinational logic multiplier it should have been:
Full Subtractor Verilog
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