This document discusses naming conventions for multiple-bit wires in designs. It recommends shortening multiple-bit wire names for improved readability. To indicate bits that carry similar information, the document suggests giving each bit the same base name with a distinguishing suffix, such as naming four data bits as DATA<0>, DATA<1>, DATA<2>, and DATA<3>.
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Data DATA DATA DATA DATA
This document discusses naming conventions for multiple-bit wires in designs. It recommends shortening multiple-bit wire names for improved readability. To indicate bits that carry similar information, the document suggests giving each bit the same base name with a distinguishing suffix, such as naming four data bits as DATA<0>, DATA<1>, DATA<2>, and DATA<3>.
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A multiple-bit wire name can be a bundle, a bus, or a
combination of the two. You can improve
readability in your designs by shortening multiple-bit wire names. To indicate that multiple bits of one wire carry similar information, give each bit the same base name. Then add a suffix to each bit name to distinguish the signals. For example, to show four bits of a wire with a common base name (DATA), but with individual suffixes (<0>, <1>, <2>, and <3>), assign the following names: DATA<0>, DATA<1>, DATA<2>, and DATA<3>.