axi_hdmi_tx: Fix assignment type

The general rule of thumb is to use nonblocking assignments for
sequential always blocks.
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Istvan Csomortani 2017-04-21 09:06:54 +03:00
parent 54ff4d7bd0
commit edefb9df44
1 changed files with 11 additions and 11 deletions

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@ -540,12 +540,12 @@ module axi_hdmi_tx_core (
always @(posedge hdmi_clk) begin always @(posedge hdmi_clk) begin
hdmi_36_hsync = hdmi_clip_hs_d; hdmi_36_hsync <= hdmi_clip_hs_d;
hdmi_36_vsync = hdmi_clip_vs_d; hdmi_36_vsync <= hdmi_clip_vs_d;
hdmi_36_data_e = hdmi_clip_de_d; hdmi_36_data_e <= hdmi_clip_de_d;
hdmi_36_data[35:24] = {hdmi_clip_data[23:16], hdmi_clip_data[23:20]}; hdmi_36_data[35:24] <= {hdmi_clip_data[23:16], hdmi_clip_data[23:20]};
hdmi_36_data[23:12] = {hdmi_clip_data[15: 8], hdmi_clip_data[15:12]}; hdmi_36_data[23:12] <= {hdmi_clip_data[15: 8], hdmi_clip_data[15:12]};
hdmi_36_data[11: 0] = {hdmi_clip_data[ 7: 0], hdmi_clip_data[ 7: 4]}; hdmi_36_data[11: 0] <= {hdmi_clip_data[ 7: 0], hdmi_clip_data[ 7: 4]};
hdmi_24_hsync <= hdmi_clip_hs_d; hdmi_24_hsync <= hdmi_clip_hs_d;
hdmi_24_vsync <= hdmi_clip_vs_d; hdmi_24_vsync <= hdmi_clip_vs_d;