Section 4.3

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bit [9:0] foo6;

foo5 foo6 = foo1[2]; // a 10 bit quantity.

Section 4.6

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A dynamic array is one-dimension one dimension of an unpacked array whose size can be set or changed at runtime. The space for a dynamic array doesn’t exist until the array is explicitly created at runtime.

Section 4.8

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declares a task that accepts one argument, a dynamic array of 4 strings. This task can accept any one-dimensional array of strings or any dynamic array of strings.

LRM-304

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An import DPI function that accepts a one-dimensional array can be passed a dynamic array of a compatible type and of any size if formal is unsized, and of the same size if formal is sized. However, a dynamic array cannot be passed as an argument if formal is an unsized output.

Section 4.15.1

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— unique() unique() returns all elements with unique values or whose expression is unique

LRM-290

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qs = SA.unique SA.unique;

Section 4.15.3

LRM-290

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— and() and() returns the bit-wise AND ( & ) of all the array elements, or if a with clause is specified, returns the bit-wise AND of the values yielded by evaluating the expression for each array element

— or() or() returns the bit-wise OR ( | ) of all the array elements, or if a with clause is specified, returns the bitwise OR of the values yielded by evaluating the expression for each array element

— xor() xor() returns the logical XOR ( ^ ) of all the array elements, or if a with clause is specified, returns the XOR of the values yielded by evaluating the expression for each array element

LRM-290

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y = b.xor b.xor with ( item + 4 ); // y becomes 12 => 5 ^ 6 ^ 7 ^ 8