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How can the error of having dynamic types used in a non-procedural context be addressed in SystemVerilog?

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answered 2023-05-24 23:13:03 +0000

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The error of having dynamic types used in a non-procedural context in SystemVerilog can be addressed by using the static keyword.

The static keyword is used to specify a type declaration as static, which means that it can be used in non-procedural contexts such as module interfaces, port declarations, and parameter declarations.

For example, if we have a dynamic array type declaration:

typedef int myArrayType[];

We can make it static by adding the static keyword:

typedef static int myArrayType[];

This makes the myArrayType declaration usable in non-procedural contexts.

In addition to typedef, the static keyword can also be used with other type declarations such as struct, union, and enum to make them static and usable in non-procedural contexts.

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