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What's the difference between fork join and nonblocking statements ?

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hi
can anyone tell diff between fork ... join and nonblocking statements
in language point of view
 

fork join

Hi krishna,

fork....join acts like simply begin.......end but inside fork...join all statements are taken as concurrent
 
Re: fork join

join and pork are non-synthesizable statements and used in stimulus modules for concurent statements , where as non-blocking statements are synthesizable ..
 

fork join

hi krishna
fork-join is using testdench for simulation not for synthesis it running as the concurrent
begin - end also used for the simulation.it will runing as the step by step
nonblocking statement is running as the concurrent .it is synthesizable

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