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In the "Turning code into gates" subsection of the "Background" section, you have a logic diagram that is supposed to be equivalent to the Verilog code directly above it. However, we might have spotted a typo here. In the Verilog code, counter[3] and counter[5] are XORed whereas in the logic diagram it looks like counter[1] and counter[3] are depicted instead. If this not an error, perhaps it should be mentioned where this difference stems from.
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In the "Turning code into gates" subsection of the "Background" section, you have a logic diagram that is supposed to be equivalent to the Verilog code directly above it. However, we might have spotted a typo here. In the Verilog code, counter[3] and counter[5] are XORed whereas in the logic diagram it looks like counter[1] and counter[3] are depicted instead. If this not an error, perhaps it should be mentioned where this difference stems from.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: