verilog reference

[Jezmo]

Hiya,

Mostly been done VHDL( i know ,boooo) for the past ten years, and I am
working on a JESD204B interface which might have to be in verilog,
eeek!, now apart from the fact that verilog smells funny are there any
decent verilog references I can erm... refer to?
Most references I can find seem a bit disjointed and badly written.

Cheers

 

[Gabor]

Jezmo wrote:

Hiya,

Mostly been done VHDL( i know ,boooo) for the past ten years, and I am
working on a JESD204B interface which might have to be in verilog,
eeek!, now apart from the fact that verilog smells funny are there any
decent verilog references I can erm... refer to?
Most references I can find seem a bit disjointed and badly written.

Cheers

I read Thomas & Moorby's "The Verilog Hardware Description Language"
to grasp the language as a beginner. However I mostly use the
Doulos "Verilog Golden Reference Guide" as a reference now. It's
much easier to understand and better organised than the LRM. It
has examples and lists "gotchas" you may run into.

http://www.amazon.com/Verilog%C2%AE-Hardware-Description-Language/dp/0387849300/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317994937&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Verilog-Golden-Reference-Guide/dp/0953728048/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Unfortunately the Doulos book is listed as "out of print - limited
availability"

-- Gabor

 

[Alan Fitch]

On 07/10/11 14:47, Gabor wrote:

Jezmo wrote:
Hiya,

Mostly been done VHDL( i know ,boooo) for the past ten years, and I am
working on a JESD204B interface which might have to be in verilog,
eeek!, now apart from the fact that verilog smells funny are there any
decent verilog references I can erm... refer to?
Most references I can find seem a bit disjointed and badly written.

Cheers

I read Thomas & Moorby's "The Verilog Hardware Description Language"
to grasp the language as a beginner. However I mostly use the
Doulos "Verilog Golden Reference Guide" as a reference now. It's
much easier to understand and better organised than the LRM. It
has examples and lists "gotchas" you may run into.

http://www.amazon.com/Verilog%C2%AE-Hardware-Description-Language/dp/0387849300/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317994937&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Verilog-Golden-Reference-Guide/dp/0953728048/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Unfortunately the Doulos book is listed as "out of print - limited
availability"

-- Gabor

You can still order it off our website

http://www.doulos.com/webshop

regards

Alan


--
Alan Fitch

 

[Mike Treseler]

On 10/4/2011 12:54 PM, Jezmo wrote:

Hiya,
Mostly been done VHDL( i know ,boooo)

vhdl -> verilog is easier than than the other way around.

for the past ten years, and I am

working on a JESD204B interface which might have to be in verilog,
eeek!, now apart from the fact that verilog smells funny are there any
decent verilog references I can erm... refer to?
Most references I can find seem a bit disjointed and badly written.

Verilog text books are often old and useless for synthesis,
but with your vhdl experience your Doulos reference guide,
all you need is to google up a few related examples, say

http://www.asic-world.com/examples/verilog/index.html

and some free brand brand A or X web edition for
simulation and trial synthesis to the rtl viewer.

Good luck.

-- Mike Treseler

 

[rickman]

On 11/14/2011 12:58 AM, Mike Treseler wrote:

On 10/4/2011 12:54 PM, Jezmo wrote:
Hiya,
Mostly been done VHDL( i know ,boooo)

vhdl -> verilog is easier than than the other way around.

for the past ten years, and I am
working on a JESD204B interface which might have to be in verilog,
eeek!, now apart from the fact that verilog smells funny are there any
decent verilog references I can erm... refer to?
Most references I can find seem a bit disjointed and badly written.

Verilog text books are often old and useless for synthesis,
but with your vhdl experience your Doulos reference guide,
all you need is to google up a few related examples, say

http://www.asic-world.com/examples/verilog/index.html

and some free brand brand A or X web edition for
simulation and trial synthesis to the rtl viewer.

Good luck.

-- Mike Treseler

Ah, the joys of *not* using Google Groups... I can resurrect a rather
old thread if I want.

I am looking for a good Verilog reference book myself. Is this thread
still relevant to the issue? Are there still no good books on Verilog
to buy other than the Doulos reference guide?

--

Rick