Write a behavior model for calculating the next PC for an instruction. It will use information from the processor control module and the ALU to determine the destination for the next PC. Use the following module interface: module NextPClogic(NextPC, CurrentPC, SignExtImm64, Branch, ALUZero, Uncondbranch); input [63:0] CurrentPC, SignExtImm64; input Branch, ALUZero, Uncondbranch; output [63:0] NextPC; /* write your code here */ endmodule Where SignExtImm64 is the output of the sign extender. Branch is true if the current instruction is a conditional branch instruction, Uncondbranch is true if the current instruction is an Unconditional Branch (B), and ALUZero is the Zero output of the ALU. Any additions with a constant should have a delay of 1, general addition should have a delay of 2, and any multiplexers should have a delay of 1 (This includes statements inside if/else statements). Write a test module to test your module’s correct operation. In your test code, use the $display command to print the inputs (CurrentPC, SignExtImm64, Branch, ALUZero, Uncondbranch) and the output (NextPC

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