Learning verilog

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Rafael Almeida

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Hi all

I quickly browsed through the other threads of the newsgroup but i
couldn't find anything on this. Where can I learn verilog? I failed to
find good material on the internet and even good books, how do I learn
this thing? Also, is there a irc channel or something that people who
program with it hang out?
 
I suggest to purchase the IEEE 1364-2001 standard in .pdf format:

http://shop.ieee.org/ieeestore/Product.aspx?product_no=WE94921

It is not hard to read and includes a few examples.

RAUL
(IEEE member but not IEEE employee)
 
Hi,
Surprising, there are atleast half-a-dozen books on Verilog, to start
with try:

Verilog by Bhasker,
Verilog HDL - Palnitkar

Also there are several FAQs, tutorials on web - use google!

HTH
Ajeetha
www.noveldv.com
 
On 28 Aug 2005 04:47:28 -0700, "Ajeetha" <ajeetha@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,
Surprising, there are atleast half-a-dozen books on Verilog, to start
with try:

Verilog by Bhasker,
Verilog HDL - Palnitkar

Also there are several FAQs, tutorials on web - use google!
Click to expand...
As a newbie with Verilog myself, I found that most books do not cover
Verilog 2001 properly. The examples are still in the 1995 Verilog
style.

Regards
Anton Erasmus
 
Hi,
IIRC, Palnitkar book (recent edition) does cover V2K, but I won't
comment on "how much" as I've not done a detailed analysis on that.
Personally I found once I know V95, V2K was not that tough - papers
from Stuart's page helped me (www.sutherland-hdl.com), again I don't
claim to have used all of V2K stuff - didn't have to yet. But I would
recommend people to start looking at SystemVerilog - that's lot more
than V2K and I personally see V2K as a minor update than major one like
SV - my personal opinion though.

Ajeetha
www.noveldv.com
 
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