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Your testbench is not toggling the clock, so nothing is going to happen.
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still I am facing the same problem tough my test bench clk toggling now....
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You changed your always block so it is no longer clocked. Put it back to always @(posedge clk).
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I'm not familiar with this simulation tool, but perhaps you have to initialize or reset cout to a value instead of xxxx.
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its online tool edaplayground (icarus Verilog 0.10.0)
count depends on the inputs given i.e the reset and enable and I am giving both logic so according to that logic the output should be produced...
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