At first glance,
a seems to have neither "structure
fields" nor "array elements".
But, depending on which array theory you accept, a scalar can
sometimes be considered a zero dimensional array.
A "scalar array" has one element, whose index position is the empty
vector of subscripts along each axis of the array.
If we accept this reading, then the description of array assignment
patterns might be understood to assign the value 1
to
a.
On 10/18/2010 5:09 AM, Bresticker, Shalom wrote:
logic a;
always_comb a = '{default:'1};
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