a2o/dev/verilog/trilib/tri_bthmx.v

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// Description: XU Multiplier Top
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`timescale 1 ns / 1 ns
module tri_bthmx(x, sneg, sx, sx2, right, left, q, vd, gd);
input x;
input sneg;
input sx;
input sx2;
input right;
output left;
output q;
(* ANALYSIS_NOT_ASSIGNED="TRUE" *)
(* ANALYSIS_NOT_REFERENCED="TRUE" *)
inout vd;
(* ANALYSIS_NOT_ASSIGNED="TRUE" *)
(* ANALYSIS_NOT_REFERENCED="TRUE" *)
inout gd;
wire center, xn, spos;
assign xn = ~x;
assign spos = ~sneg;
assign center = ~(( xn & spos ) |
( x & sneg ));
assign left = center; // output
assign q = ( center & sx ) |
( right & sx2 ) ;
endmodule