Verilog HDL synthesis
by Jayaram Bhasker · first published 1998
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I've heard good things about that book by Douglas Smith but haven't looked at it yet. Out of several (expensive) books I do have, these are the ones that've been most helpful: - Verilog HDL Synthesis by Bhasker - FPGA Prototyping by Verilog Examples by Pong P. Chu - Advanced FPGA Design by Kilts - The two "Learning By Example using Verilog" books by Richard Haskell (these are actually written specifically…
on “FPGAs for fun & hacking” ↗I remember reading Verilog HDL Synthesis: A Practical Primer by J. Bhasker in University and found it incredibly useful for learning the synthesizable subset of Verilog and all the unwritten rules of how you need to write the code to make it…
on “Why hardware development is hard, part 1: Verilog is weird (2013)” ↗