On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 13:59:14 +0000, Karel Kulhav� <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > either way - a one-hot state machine might end up with 2 flops (or no > > flops) set. > > So that an internal schizophreny occurs? > > Why are there 2 flip flops in hot state machines for remembering the same > thing? How are hot state machines special from state machines in general?
2 or more, really. the proper term is "one-hot state machines" (not just "hot state machines") because if you have N states, you would have N flip-flops. It's a different way to encode the current state. The list of advantages escapes me at the moment. -- - Charles Lepple
