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The JavaVerilog language follows Java 1.6 constructs with the following extensions:

The JavaVerilog language follows Java 1.6 constructs with the following extensions:

Integer data types can specify the number of bits, ex. int6 for a 6 bit integer.
The Verilog syntax for selecting bit ranges of an integer is also adopted.
For example:  myint[5:3] refers to bits 3 through 5 of the integer myint,
and myint[5] refers to bit 5 of the integer cast as a boolean.
All right shifts ">>" are converted to arithmetic shifts ">>>" in verilog.

Special functions:

 print()	- converts to printf in Java & C, $write in Verilog
 vprint()	- conditional with /corevbp=1 verbose flag
 dprint()	- conditional with /corevbp=2 debug flag
 pack(a,b,c) 	- packs bits into an int, performs the verilog XXX = {a,b,c}.
 unpack(a,b,c)	- unpacks bits from an int, performs the verilog {a,b,c} = XXX.

Fixed floating point types fptx and dptx are introduced to support FPGA platforms
that do not efficiently support IEEE floating point arithmetic.