Difference between behavioural and structural modelling in verilog
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However, customarily, structural refers to describing a design using module instances (especially for the lower-level building blocks such as AND gates and flip-flops), whereas behavioral refers to describing a design using always blocks. Gate netlists are always structural, and RTL code is typically behavioral.
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However, customarily, structural refers to describing a design using module instances (especially for the lower-level building blocks such as AND gates and flip-flops), whereas behavioral refers to describing a design using always blocks. Gate netlists are always structural, and RTL code is typically behavioral.
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