How do I get the eight BIT Adder Subtracter Module (the square one) on Quartus 2? A[7..0]B[7..0]B CinAdd Sub100INPUTVCC.INFLITVCC.KERINPUTVCC.BULDNIN ****Eight BIT Adder Subtracter MA[7..0]B[7..0]B CinAdd_SubinstD_S[7..0]B CoutOUTPUTOUTPUTMENNEMSNID_S[7..0]B_CoutTEN

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How do I get the eight BIT Adder Subtracter Module (the square one) on Quartus 2?

A[7..0]
B[7..0]
B Cin
Add Sub
100
INPUT
VCC.
INFLIT
VCC.
KER
INPUT
VCC.
BULDNIN ****
Eight BIT Adder Subtracter M
A[7..0]
B[7..0]
B Cin
Add_Sub
inst
D_S[7..0]
B Cout
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
MENNEMSNI
D_S[7..0]
B_Cout
TEN

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To get an eight-bit adder-subtractor module in Quartus II, you can follow these steps:

Open Quartus II and create a new project.
Create a new Verilog file by going to File > New > Verilog HDL File.
In the new Verilog file, define the inputs and outputs of the adder-subtractor module. For an eight-bit adder subtractor, you will need three eight-bit inputs (A, B, and Cin) and two eight-bit outputs (S and Cout). Here is an example module declaration:

module adder_subtractor (input [7:0] A, input [7:0] B, input Cin, output [7:0] S, output Cout);

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