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The user is facing a Verilog code error related to the `regmux` module, specifically receiving a parsing error that indicates an issue with module definitions. They are new to Verilog and are seeking assistance to identify and correct the errors in their hierarchical modeling of an 8-bit register. The error message suggests that there may be a problem with the module declaration or parameter overriding. A suggestion is made to ensure that the correct file is being compiled, as this could be the source of the confusion. The discussion highlights the need for careful review of the code structure and compilation process.
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Need urgent help ...verilog code error

Hello ,
I am new to verilog ...can someone help me urgent ..
I have a task for 8 bit register where in i have to model hierarchial modeling ...
here are my modules ... correct me please

Someone please patietnly go through all modules and let me know whas wrong in it ...


`timescale 1ns/1ns
module register(reg_out,data,ena,clk,rst);

output [7:0] reg_out;
input [7:0] data;
input ena,clk,rst;

regmux register0(reg_out[0],q,data[0],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register1(reg_out[1],q,data[1],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register2(reg_out[2],q,data[2],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register3(reg_out[3],q,data[3],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register4(reg_out[4],q,data[4],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register5(reg_out[5],q,data[5],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register6(reg_out[6],q,data[6],ena,clk,rst);
regmux register7(reg_out[7],q,data[7],ena,clk,rst);

endmodule


`timescale 1ns/1ns

module regmux(r,q,d,ena,clk,rst);

output r;
input q,d,ena,clk,rst;
wire x,qb;
MUX2to1 muxinst(x,q,d,ena);
dff dffinst(q,qb,rst,clk,x);
endmodule



`timescale 1ns/1ns

module MUX2to1(x,q,data,enable);

output x;
input q,data,enable;
wire q1,data1,enablebar;

not (enablebar,enable);
and (q1,q,enablebar);
and (data1,data,enable);
or (x,data1,q1);
endmodule
~


`timescale 1ns/1ns

module dff(q,qb,clear,clock,data);
output q,qb;
input clock,data,clear;
wire cb,clr,clkb,clk,db,d,s,sb,r,rb;

defparam SR1.x=4.8,SR2.x=4.5,SR3.x=5;
defparam SR1.y=3.3,SR2.y=4.5,SR3.y=4.5;

not #(2.3) not1(cb,clear);
not #(2.Cool not2(clr,cb);
not #(2.3) not3(clkb,clock);
not #(2.5) not4(clk,clkb);
not #(2.3) not5(db,data);
not #(2.3) not6(d,db);

SR_Latch2 SR1(s,sb,clr,clk,1'b1,rb);
SR_Latch2 SR2(r,rb,clk,s,d,clr);
SR_Latch2 SR3(q,qb,1'b1,s,clr,r);

endmodule

~

`timescale 1ns/1ns

module SR_Latch2(Q,Qb,s0,s1,r0,r1);

output Q,Qb;
input s0,s1,r0,r1;

parameter x=4.5;
parameter y=4.5;

nand #(x) nand1(Q,s0,s1,Qb);
nand #(y) nand2(Qb,r0,r1,Q);

endmodule





i am getting tthis error ...ncvlog: *E,EXPMPA (regmux.v,21|0): expecting the keyword 'module', 'macromodule' or 'primitive'[A.1].
Total errors/warnings found outside modules and primitives:
errors: 1, warnings: 0
ncverilog: *E,VLGERR: An error occurred during parsing. Review the log file for errors with the code *E and fix those identified problems to proceed. Exiting with code (status 1).
..

Therre is error regmux module ..but seems to be evrything perfect ...can someone help ... Also i doubt there is soehting wrong with parameter overriding ..also need helo in it ,,,,,

Thanks
Rose
 
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It looks fine to me also. Are you sure that you are compiling the right file? The one you show in the post?
 
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