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Comparing two ways to wait signal; 1) @ ( clock iff condition), 2 . . . For the while(! dut_vif ready) @(posedge dut_vif clock); case, it looks like that the checking of ready comes before the @ (posedge clock) However, it may be true that the real sequence of operation is like; 1) first wake up the process from @ (posedge dut_vif clock), which was blocked from the previous cycle, 2) perform the checking of dut_vif ready At 15ns, after the @ (posedge dut_vif
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