Don't be too harsh.

bjf · **Posted:** Mon 09-13-2004 4:24PM

Iv'e accidentally double clicked on someone's computer before. I had no intention of executing the file, but it was too late. Should I get banned for that. I think you should only ban repeat offenders.

Anyway,
-bjf

Guest · **Source:** Somewhere

Yes you will not only be banned from the internet you will be expelled from school and be placed in a dungeon. :twisted:

gamer_girl · **Posted:** Mon 09-13-2004 6:46PM

we know the truth...how you did it on purpose

Captain_Cadaver · **Posted:** Mon 09-13-2004 7:05PM

Dont worry about it, people really dont care that much.

I only report people whom I've caught streaming a movie at least 5 times in two days. And thats leniet (fuc spellingg) for most people. You can contact the guy and personally apologize if you're that worried. :lol:

Mee · **Posted:** Mon 09-13-2004 7:52PM

or just say fuck em

Hardcore Goat · **Posted:** Mon 09-13-2004 8:07PM

My favorite as of late is to send them nasty emails and call them assflutes.

Sczroer · **Posted:** Tue 09-14-2004 4:40AM

Assflutes, that's a new one.

My word of the day, now!

John_Doe · **Posted:** Tue 03-31-2009 10:40PM

That's actually one of the first things I tried. Also tried to change the blocking calls ('=') into non-blocking calls ('<='). Even attempted to use a secondary register to indirectly change the output...

Code:

module test(clk);

output clk;

wire clk;
reg a;

assign clk = a;

initial begin
a <= 0;
end

always begin
#5;
 a<=1;
#15;
 a<=0;
end

endmodule

still no improvement, but thanks for the try.

I was able to introduce delay through a drawn-out method that involves a counter, but that requires more resources and isn't as simple to implement so I would still like guidance concerning the wait/delay operations.

Don't be too harsh.

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