Refer to the I2C standard for the programming sequence used by I2C. As a brief reminder, an i2c write sequence consists of the following. 1. The i2c master sends a START condition 2. The i2c master sends a 7-bit address, msb to lsb 3. The i2c master sends the R/Wbar bit (which will always be 0) 4. The i2c slave sends an ACK 5. The i2c master sends 8 databits 6. The i2c slave sends an ACK 7. Repeat from 5 if an additional byte needs to be sent 8. The i2c master sends a STOP condition.

How to write an I2C master-write Verilog code with such a sequence?