1.booth encoder module:
module booth_encode(
input [2:0] X,
output reg[2:0] SDN
);
always @ (X)
begin
if(X==8'b000) SDN=3'b000;
else if(X==3'b001) SDN=3'b100;
else if(X==3'b010) SDN=3'b100;
else if(X==3'b011) SDN=3'b010;
else if(X==3'b100) SDN=3'b011;
else if(X==3'b101) SDN=3'b101;
else if(X==3'b110) SDN=3'b101;
else if(X==3'b111) SDN=3'b000;
else SDN=3'bx;
end
endmodule
2.Booth decoder module:
module booth_decoder(
input [7:0] Y,
input [2:0] beo,
output reg[8:0] bdo
);
reg [8:0]A;
reg [7:0]X;
always @(Y,beo)
begin
case(beo)
3'b000:
bdo=9'b000000000;
3'b100:
bdo={1'b0,Y};
3'b101:
begin
X=(~Y)+1'b1;
bdo={1'b1,X};
end
3'b010:
bdo={Y,1'b0};
3'b011:
begin
A={Y,1'b0};
bdo=(~A)+1'b1;
end
endcase
end
endmodule
3.carry save adder module:
module csa(
input [14:0] P0,
input [12:0] P1,
input [10:0] P2,
input [8:0] P3,
output [14:0] P
);
wire sb,sc,sd,se,sf,sg,sh,si,sj,sk,sl,sm,
sb1,sc1,sd1,se1,sf1,sg1,sh1,si1,sj1,sk1,sl1,sm1,
ca,cb,cc,cd,ce,cf,cg,ch,ci,cj,ck,cl,cm,
ca1,cb1,cc1,cd1,ce1,cf1,cg1,ch1,ci1,cj1,ck1,cl1,
c00,c01,c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7,c8,c9,c10,c11;
ha
h01(P0[0],1'b0,P[0],c00);
ha h02(P0[1],1'b0,P[1],c01);
ha h1(P0[2],P1[0],P[2],ca);
ha h2(P0[3],P1[1],sb,cb);
fa f01(P0[4],P1[2],P2[0],sc,cc);
fa f02(P0[5],P1[3],P2[1],sd,cd);
fa f03(P0[6],P1[4],P2[2],se,ce);
fa f04(P0[7],P1[5],P2[3],sf,cf);
fa f05(P0[8],P1[6],P2[4],sg,cg);
fa f06(P0[9],P1[7],P2[5],sh,ch);
fa f07(P0[10],P1[8],P2[6],si,ci);
fa f08(P0[11],P1[9],P2[7],sj,cj);
fa f09(P0[12],P1[10],P2[8],sk,ck);
fa f010(P0[13],P1[11],P2[9],sl,cl);
fa f011(P0[14],P1[12],P2[10],sm,cm);
ha h3(sb,ca,P[3],ca1);
ha h4(sc,cb,sc1,cb1);
ha h5(sd,cc,sd1,cc1);
fa f11(se,cd,P3[0],se1,cd1);
fa f12(sf,ce,P3[1],sf1,ce1);
fa f13(sg,cf,P3[2],sg1,cf1);
fa f14(sh,cg,P3[3],sh1,cg1);
fa f15(si,ch,P3[4],si1,ch1);
fa f16(sj,ci,P3[5],sj1,ci1);
fa f17(sk,cj,P3[6],sk1,cj1);
fa f18(sl,ck,P3[7],sl1,ck1);
fa f19(sm,cl,P3[8],sm1,cl1);
ha h6(sc1,ca1,P[4],c1);
fa f1(c1,sd1,cb1,P[5],c2);
fa f2(c2,se1,cc1,P[6],c3);
fa f3(c3,sf1,cd1,P[7],c4);
fa f4(c4,sg1,ce1,P[8],c5);
fa f5(c5,sh1,cf1,P[9],c6);
fa f6(c6,si1,cg1,P[10],c7);
fa f7(c7,sj1,ch1,P[11],c8);
fa f8(c8,sk1,ci1,P[12],c9);
fa f9(c9,sl1,cj1,P[13],c10);
fa f10(c10,sm1,ck1,P[14],c11);
endmodule
4.half adder module:
module ha(
input a,
input b,
output sum,
output carry
);
xor x1(sum,a,b);
and a1(carry,a,b);
endmodule
5.full adder module:
module fa(
input a,
input b,
input c,
output sum,
output carry
);
wire w1,w2,w3;
ha h1(a,b,w1,w2);
ha h2(w1,c,sum,w3);
or o1(carry,w2,w3);
endmodule
6.Final module:
module final_module(
input [7:0] X,
input [7:0] Y,
output [14:0] P
);
reg [2:0]a,b,c,d;
wire [2:0]sdn1,sdn2,sdn3,sdn4;
wire [8:0]p0,p1,p2,p3;
wire [14:0]p00;
wire [12:0]p01;
wire [10:0]p02;
always @(X)
begin
a={X[1],X[0],1'b0};
b={X[3],X[2],X[1]};
c={X[5],X[4],X[3]};
d={X[7],X[6],X[5]};
end
booth_encode b1(a,sdn1);
booth_decoder d1(Y,sdn1,p0);
assign p00=p0[8]?{6'b111111,p0}:{6'b000000,p0};
booth_encode b2(b,sdn2);
booth_decoder d2(Y,sdn2,p1);
assign p01=p1[8]?{4'b1111,p1[8:0]}:{4'b0000,p1[8:0]};
booth_encode b3(c,sdn3);
booth_decoder d3(Y,sdn3,p2);
assign p02=p2[8]?{2'b11,p2}:{2'b00,p2};
booth_encode b4(d,sdn4);
booth_decoder d4(Y,sdn4,p3);
csa c1(p00,p01,p02,p3,P);
endmodule
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If new evidence comes to light then it will change an historians view on it, if they write for example that John Wilkes Booth killed Lincoln and they stick by that view, and then they find new evidence that George from booth number 5 did it then of course the interpretation of that event will change and so will everybody's views on it
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