An essential topic for functional verification engineers. By using this we can run multiple processes concurrently.

1. DURGA PRASAD VANDANA
Design and Verification Engineer
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2. FORK JOIN

3. Contents:
 Introduction
 What is Fork Join
 Types of Fork Join

4.  In a Verilog module, concurrent processes can be implemented using
multiple always blocks.
 Suppose If we write 3 always blocks, it means 3 concurrent running
processes.
 Class does not have always & initial block.
 Fork, join is used to achieve concurrent running behavior in class.
 It is non synthesizable.
INTRODUCTION

5. Types of Fork Join
1. Fork Join
2. Fork join Any
3. Fork Join none

6. Fork Join
 Here all processes will run
concurrently.
 Fork join will not complete/execute
until all processes completed.

7. Fork Join Any
 Here all processes will run
concurrently.
 Fork join will complete/execute if
any one of the processes gets
completed.

8.  Here all processes will run
concurrently.
 Fork join none will
complete/execute if any one of the
processes gets started .
Fork Join None

9. Wait Fork
Wait fork ;
 In Fork join any by using wait
fork, tool will make sure that all
processes gets completed

10. Disable fork ;
 In this if any fork gets
completed , then it will disable
another fork
Disable Fork