verilog standard download

[myedacn]

I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

Richard

 

[Petter Gustad]

"myedacn" <edacn@sohu.com> writes:

I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

You can buy (and download) it from the IEEE.

http://shop.ieee.org/store/product.asp?prodno=SS94921

Petter
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[Hendra Gunawan]

"myedacn" <edacn@sohu.com> wrote in message
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I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the
stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

You can buy one from ieee.org as the other person said, but I think the
standard is not meant to be used as a text book. The standard from IEEE is
complete but very dry. Best way to do is to buy cheaper Verilog text book
rather than learning from IEEE standard.

Hendra

 

[Utku Ozcan]

Yes, I can confirm that as a designer. Standard is not a book
to study Verilog for beginners. It is very complicated and
mostly related to software designers who develop Verilog
synthesis/simulator EDA software.

Utku

Hendra Gunawan wrote:

"myedacn" <edacn@sohu.com> wrote in message
news:c5o0ju$lbj$1@mail.cn99.com...
I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the
stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

You can buy one from ieee.org as the other person said, but I think the
standard is not meant to be used as a text book. The standard from IEEE is
complete but very dry. Best way to do is to buy cheaper Verilog text book
rather than learning from IEEE standard.

Hendra

 

[Ajeetha Kumari]

Richard,
If you use VCS as your simulator, it used to contain version 1.0
(old version) of LRM in its installation dir. In any case, I think you
are better off starting with a book than LRM (as others have pointed
out), try:

Verilog HDL - Palnitkar,
Verilog Primer - J.Bhasker

Ajeetha,
http://www.noveldv.com
Co-Author: Using PSL/SUGAR for Formal and Dynamic Verification 2nd
Edition.

"myedacn" <edacn@sohu.com> wrote in message news:<c5o0ju$lbj$1@mail.cn99.com>...

I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

Richard

 

[Rakesh]

"myedacn" <edacn@sohu.com> wrote in message news:<c5o0ju$lbj$1@mail.cn99.com>...
I'm a new user of verilog, but I don't know where can download the stardard
of verilog. pls give some message of it.
thanks!

Richard

Richard,
Your best bet is a verilog book to start with,either Verilog HDL by
Bhaskar,Verilog HDL by Samit Palnitkar. Once you are able to write
verilog code,go ahead with Verilog HDL by Thomas and Moorby.It's a
very good book.

If you really want to have the LRM,google for it.There are coupla
links to the LRM

--RBalaji

 

[Hendra Gunawan]

Richard,
Your best bet is a verilog book to start with,either Verilog HDL by
Bhaskar,Verilog HDL by Samit Palnitkar.

I completely agree with you. Samir Palnitkar book is the best Verilog book
for beginner. Read my review at amazon.com

Hendra