Multiple signals in the sensitivity list.

[udaranga]

I want to have multiple signals with negative edge triggering at the sensitivity list. But when i add more than

1 signal I get the error specified at the bottom. If I remove 'negedge', then i can have the 3 signals.

How can make this code work. I want to trigger the always block at negaive edges of all 3 signals.

Please help me.

Thank you.

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module switch(_1U,I1,_2D,_2U,I2,_3D,I3,L1,L2,L3,L4,reset);
        
     input _1U;     //SW_0
     input _2U;  //SW_1
     input _2D;  //SW_2
     input _3D;  //SW-3
    
     input I1;   //Down
     input I2;   //Enter
     input I3;   //UP
    
     input reset; //Left

    
     output L1;
     output L2;
     output L3;
     output L4;
         
    
     reg count;
     reg L1;
     reg L2;
     reg L3;
     reg L4;
    
//     reg FL1;
//     reg FL2;
//     reg FL3;
    
     wire T12;
     wire T13;
    wire T21;
     wire T23;
     wire T31;
     wire T32;
    
     wire temp;    

    assign     T12 = L1 & ( ~I2 | _2U | _2D);   
     assign        T13 = L1 & ( ~I3| _3D);               
     assign        T21 = L2 & (~I1 | _1U);
     assign        T23 = L2 & (~I3 | _3D);           
     assign        T31 = L3 & (~I1 | _1U );
     assign        T32 = L3 & (~I2 | _2D | _2U);    
    
     always @ ( negedge I2 or negedge I1 or negedge I3 )     <= Touble making sensitivity list
     begin          
        
           if (~reset)
                begin                            
                            L1 = 1'b1;
                            L2 = 1'b0;                            
                            L3 = 1'b0;
                end
            else
                begin

                    L4 = 1'b1;
                    if (T12 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L1 = 1'b0;
                            L2 = 1'b1;
                    end
                    else if (T13 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L1 = 1'b0;
                            L3 = 1'b1;
                    end
                    else if (T21 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L2 = 1'b0;
                            L1 = 1'b1;
                    end
                    else if (T23 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L2 = 1'b0;
                            L3 = 1'b1;
                    end
                    else if (T31 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L3 = 1'b0;
                            L1 = 1'b1;
                    end
                    else if (T32 == 1'b1)
                    begin
                            L3 = 1'b0;
                            L2 = 1'b1;
                    end
                end
     end
endmodule

Here is the error i get

Analyzing top module <switch>.
ERROR:Xst:899 - "switch.v" line 88: The logic for <L1> does not match a known FF or Latch template. The description style you are using to describe a register or latch is not supported in the current software release.
ERROR:Xst:899 - "switch.v" line 89: The logic for <L2> does not match a known FF or Latch template. The description style you are using to describe a register or latch is not supported in the current software release.
ERROR:Xst:899 - "switch.v" line 94: The logic for <L3> does not match a known FF or Latch template. The description style you are using to describe a register or latch is not supported in the current software release.
 
Found 3 error(s). Aborting synthesis.

NOTE : It seems the problem is with the reg variables L1,L2,L3.
But i don't know how to handle it properly

[barryabrown]

The error is telling you that there is no flip-flop in your device that has three clock inputs.  Think of another way to code your logic.  Try drawing a schematic first, with normal flip-flops.

Barry

[eteam00]

You need to re-read the Verilog primer section which explains blocking and non-blocking assignments.

Generally speaking, using combinatorial logic for clocks is a bad idea in FPGA designs.  This is generally called 'asynchronous design', and is not supported by the Xilinx development tools.

You will be much better served if you learn the fundamentals of single-clock synchronous logic system design.  This is the basic approach used for most FPGA designs, and is the approach for which FPGA devices and toolsets have been optimised.  This is (most likely) what you will use in your future career as an FPGA designer.

Some more suggestions:

• Use meaningful variable names.  For example --

_1U, _2U, _2D, _3D, I1, I2, I3

vs.

Switch_0, Switch_1, Switch_2, Switch_3, Down, Enter, UP

• Learn to comment your code, as a matter of habit.  This will save you more time than you can possibly imagine, over the course of your design career.

 -- Bob Elkind

[bassman59]

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@udaranga wrote:

I want to have multiple signals with negative edge triggering at the sensitivity list.

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No, you don't.