I have tried to design a Booth multiplier and it runs well in all compilers including:
Modelsim,Verilogger Extreame,Aldec Active Hdl & Xilinx\'s Isim......<
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loops tend to imply something dynamic, like checking a condition. This is not a good use of verilog intended for synthesis. For
loops which can be statically unrolled are more commonly used to shorten the written code.
If you need some thing more dynamic a dedicated state machine should be written.
To answer some of the questions raised in the comments:
Combinatorial logic uses assign
or is contained in always @*
this is continuously evaluated and all runs in parallel think AND, OR, NOR gates.
Sequential logic will be contained in an always @( posedge clk )
this is executed on every positive edge of the clock. The registers or memory elements used inside of this typically represent Flip-Flops.