:vpi_module "system";

;
; This example demonstrates a simple blocking assignment to a
; reg vector within a module.
;


main    .scope module, "main" "main";

; This declares a "reg" data type named "test" in the current scope.
; The bit range is given for the purposes of VPI access. The range
; corresponds to the declaration "reg [7:0] test", so leads to an 8
; bit wide vector.
test	.var	"test", 7 0;

; The %assign/v0 opcode assigns a vector to the .var at the label,
; with the given delay. The width of the vector from index register0.

T0	%ix/load 0, 8 ;  Set the width of the vector to 8.

	%assign/v0	test, 2, 0 ;
	%delay 3, 0;
	%vpi_call 0 0 "$display", "test = %b", test;

	%assign/v0	test, 2, 1 ;
	%delay 1, 0;
	%vpi_call 0 0 "$display", "test = %b", test;
	%delay 2, 0;
	%vpi_call 0 0 "$display", "test = %b", test;

	%assign/v0	test, 2, 2 ;
	%delay 3, 0;
	%vpi_call 0 0 "$display", "test = %b", test;

	%assign/v0	test, 2, 3 ;
	%delay 3, 0;
	%vpi_call 0 0 "$display", "test = %b", test;

	%end;
	.thread T0;
:file_names 2;
    "N/A";
    "<interactive>";