Added new vvp latch statement to README file.
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DFF STATEMENTS:
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DFF AND LATCH STATEMENTS:
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The Verilog language itself does not have a DFF primitive, but post
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synthesis readily creates DFF devices that are best simulated with a
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propagate, and disables the clock until the aynchronous input is
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deasserted. Thus, they implement DFF with asynchronous clr or set.
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Similarly, synthesis creates D-type latches, so there is the LATCH
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statement to support this:
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<label> .latch <width> <d>, <en>;
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The <en> is a single bit vector (or scalar) on port-1. Port-0 is any
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type of datum at all. The device will transfer the input to the output
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whenever <en> is a logic 1.
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UDP STATEMENTS:
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