Fix verific clocking when no driver exist #4135
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For reference this was caused by an update in Verific introduced with the Dec 1 release. Before the change, the netlist from verific looked like this: After the change, it is optimized down to: |
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Oh, the clk input is unnecessary for this test, it was just there for debugging so I could switch quickly between always @(*) and always @(posedge clk)
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