Fork Join None
As the name suggests, the process in the fork will start and does not wait till it completes any of the threads. The figure below depicts the fork join none constructs.
Syntax: Fork Join None
fork
// process 1
// process 2
// process 3
join_none
Example Code: Fork Join None
module fork_join_any;
initial begin
fork
#2 $display("t = %0t, fork 1 => process 1", $time);
#10 $display("t = %0t, fork 1 => process 2", $time);
#5 $display("t = %0t, fork 1 => process 3", $time);
join_none
$display("--------------- Exited Fork 1 ---------------");
end
initial begin
fork
#3 $display("t = %0t, fork 2 => process 1", $time);
#6 $display("t = %0t, fork 2 => process 2", $time);
#1 $display("t = %0t, fork 2 => process 3", $time);
join_none
$display("--------------- Exited Fork 2 ---------------");
end
endmodule