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<GenTooMan> Honestly it is a fairly difficult problem. Yes parallelism is possible. Iterating through each possible solution is a sure bet and allows you to keep things somewhat orderly. So you can know you have a solution.
<shapr> could be done monte carlo tree search style
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<ZirconiumX> So, reading pepijndevos's code raises a question
<ZirconiumX> What's the difference between `always @(*) A = B;` and `assign A = B;`?
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<ZirconiumX> As I understand the former, it'll run whenever B is updated, so isn't it functionally identical?
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