[Verif] Always add clock trigger to HasBeenReset process #9212
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Always add a `posedge clock` trigger to the always process created for `verif.has_been_reset` operations, even if the reset is asynchronous. Until now we would emit an `always @(posedge reset)` process, which some EDA tools do not process properly. With this commit, we produce `always @(posedge clock, posedge reset)` for asynchronous HBR ops, and `always @(posedge clock)` for synchronous HBR ops.
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Always add a
posedge clocktrigger to the always process created forverif.has_been_resetoperations, even if the reset is asynchronous. Until now we would emit analways @(posedge reset)process, which some EDA tools do not process properly. With this commit, we producealways @(posedge clock, posedge reset)for asynchronous HBR ops, andalways @(posedge clock)for synchronous HBR ops.