concat_2_arrays, concat_3_arrays, concat_4

concat_2_arrays, concat_3_arrays, concat_4_arrays

Synopsis

concatenate elements of several arrays or individual scalar primitives into an array

Input Ports

in1	prim[]	any scalar primitive or array of such
in2	prim[]	any scalar primitive or array of such
in3	prim[]	any scalar primitive or array of such
in4	prim[]	any scalar primitive or array of such

Output Port

out

prim[][N]

N is 2, 3 or 4

Description

These modules concatenate elements of several arrays or individual scalar primitives into an output array. Input arrays may have any dimensionality, but are treated as 1-dimensional, in memory order.

Input arrays can have different total sizes; the size of the output array is the sum of the sizes of the input arrays. The output array contains all elements from the first array, followed by all elements from the second array, and so on.

For example, this can be used to create an XYZ coordinate array from separate X, Y, and Z arrays.

Input Ports

in1

prim[]. One of the input arrays or scalar primitives.

in2

prim[]. One of the input arrays or scalar primitives.

in3

prim[]. One of the input arrays or scalar primitives.

in4

prim[]. One of the input arrays or scalar primitives.

Parameters

none

Output Port

out

prim[]. The output array containing the concatenated data.

Example

Not available.

File

v/fld_map.v