[SOLVED] Trying to Understand the Syntax with Two-Dimensional Arrays

[kvn0smnsn]

I have a piece of code I'm putting together:

module twoDim( hexes, switches);
  output [ 7:0] hexes [ 5:0];
  input  [ 9:0] switches;

  // Rest of the file deleted.

endmodule

With this, is (hexes) an array of six values, each of which has eight bits?
Or is it an array of eight values, each of which has six bits?

 

[barry]

LMGTFY

Verilog Arrays and Memories

An array declaration of a net or variable can be either scalar or vector. Any number of dimensions can be created by specifying an address range after the ident

www.chipverify.com

 

[kvn0smnsn]

LMGTFY

Verilog Arrays and Memories

An array declaration of a net or variable can be either scalar or vector. Any number of dimensions can be created by specifying an address range after the ident

www.chipverify.com

So Barry, are you saying that it is an array of six values, each of which is eight bits long?

 

[barry]

I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you.

It's right there if you actually read the document.