I\'ve gotten in the habit of developing a lot testbenches and use for() and while() loops for testing purpose. Thats fine. The problem is that I\'ve taken this habit over to cod
If your synthesis tool does not support while or for loops, then don't use a loop. Just expand your code out.
wire [1:0] addr;
reg [3:0] wren;
always @(posedge clk) begin
wren[0] <= (addr == 2'd0);
wren[1] <= (addr == 2'd1);
wren[2] <= (addr == 2'd2);
wren[3] <= (addr == 2'd3);
end
I am unfamiliar with XST, but some synthesis tools do support loops (Synopsys, for example).