What are data types in VHDL?Data Types in VHDLXST accepts the following VHDL basic types: Enumerated Types: BIT ('0','1') BOOLEAN (false, true) STD_LOGIC ('U','X','0','1','Z','W','L','H','-') where:'U' means uninitialized.'X' means unknown.'0' means low.'1' means high.'Z' means high impedance.'W' means weak unknown.'L' means weak low. - Study24x7
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What are data types in VHDL?
Data Types in VHDL
XST accepts the following VHDL basic types: Enumerated Types: BIT ('0','1') BOOLEAN (false, true) STD_LOGIC ('U','X','0','1','Z','W','L','H','-') where:'U' means uninitialized.'
X' means unknown.
'0' means low.
'1' me...

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