This directory contains some examples of using MCD features in BSV.
It includes variants of a single design: A random number generator is
adding numbers to a FIFO and the numbers in that FIFO are sent to two
FIFOs of submodules as room allows and the two submodules dequeue the
numbers in different patterns (one is bursty and one takes at regular
intervals?).

The status of most of the variants is unknown as only one is tested:

  Top.bsv
  RandTop5
  RandGen
  RandUser1
  RandUser2
  RandGlobal

The C versions use CGetPut instead of GetPut:

  RandTopC.bsv
  RandGenC.bsv
  RandUser1C.bsv
  RandUser2C.bsv
  RandGlobalC.bsv

The different numbered variants likely set up different clocks or gates.
Here are the ones for which Top exists:

  TopA.bsv
  RandTop3A

  TopB.bsv
  RandTop3B  -- unfortunately, this file doesn't exist

  TopC.bsv
  RandTop3C.bsv

The following RandTop files can presumably be substituted into the Tops:

  RandTop.bsv
  RandTop2.bsv
  RandTop3.bsv
  RandTop4.bsv
  RandTop6.bsv