`Hey everyone, I'm working on a Verilog project and need some guidance on implementing overflow detection and rolling up the result. Here's what I'm trying to achieve:
I have a 32-bit addition operation in Verilog, and I want to detect if overflow occurs during the addition process. Specifically, I'm looking to detect if the carry out of the current addition operation (cn) XOR with the carry out from the previous addition operation (cn−1) indicates an overflow condition. If overflow is detected, I'd like to roll up the result.
Could someone provide insights or a sample Verilog code snippet on how to implement this overflow detection and result roll-up mechanism in Verilog?
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions!`
module CSelA32 (
output [31:0] sum,
output cout,
output overflow,
input [31:0] a,
input [31:0] b
);
wire [31:0] sum0, sum1;
wire [6:0] c;
wire [6:0] cout0, cout1;
wire overflow_next;
RCA4 rca0_0 ( .sum(sum[3:0]), .cout(c[0]), .a(a[3:0]), .b(b[3:0]), .cin(1'b0) );
RCA4 rca_other_0[6:1](.sum(sum0[27:4]), .cout(cout0[5:0]), .a(a[27:4]), .b(b[27:4]), .cin(1'b0));
RCA4 rca_other_1[6:1](.sum(sum1[27:4]), .cout(cout1[5:0]), .a(a[27:4]), .b(b[27:4]), .cin(1'b1));
MUX2to1_w4 mux_other_sum[6:1](.y(sum[27:4]), .i0(sum0[27:4]), .i1(sum1[27:4]), .s(c[5:0]));
MUX2to1_w1 mux_other_cout[6:1](.y(c[6:1]), .i0(cout0[5:0]), .i1(cout1[5:0]), .s(c[5:0]));
RCA4 rca7_0 (.sum(sum0[31:28]), .cout(cout0[6]), .a(a[31:28]), .b(b[31:28]), .cin(1'b0) );
RCA4 rca7_1 ( .sum(sum1[31:28]), .cout(cout1[6]), .a(a[23:20]), .b(b[23:20]), .cin(1'b1) );
MUX2to1_w4 mux6543210_sum ( .y (sum[31:28]), .i0(sum0[31:28]), .i1(sum1[31:28]), .s (c[6]) );
MUX2to1_w1 mux6543210_cout ( .y (cout), .i0(cout0[6]), .i1(cout1[6]), .s (c[6]) );
endmodule