I have to make a alu within a ralu that was 8 functions , but when I try to simulate the behavioral model for "ralu" all I get are X's (output) and Z's (input). What am I doing wrong? (When I simulate only the alu it works just fine)
module alu(
input [3:0] op1,
input [3:0] op2,
input [2:0] func,
output reg[3:0] out
);
always@(*)
case(func)
3'b000: out=op1&op2; // functia AND
3'b001: out=op1|op2; // OR
3'b010: out=~(op1&op2);// NAND
3'b011: out=~(op1|op2); //NOR
3'b100: out=op1^op2; // XOR
3'b101: out=op1~^op2; //XNOR
3'b110: out=op1+op2;
3'b111: out=op1-op2;
endcase
endmodule
module ralu(
input [3:0] in,
input [2:0] func,
input clk,
input load,
output [3:0] out
);
reg [3:0] op1;
reg [3:0] op2;
always@(posedge clk)
if(load) op2<=in;
else op1<=in;
endmodule
You're missing declaration of alu
in ralu
, i.e.:
alu myALU(
.op1(op1),
.op2(op2),
.func(func),
.out(out)
);