Verilog Quickstart is a basic, practical, introductory textbook for professionals and students alike. This book explains how a designer can be more effective through the use of the Verilog hardware description language to simulate and document a design.
Verilog Quickstart presents some of the formal Verilog syntax and definitions and then shows practical uses. This book does not oversimplify the Verilog language nor is it a book that emphasizes theory.
Verilog Quickstart is designed to teach the Verilog language, to show the designer how to model in Verilog and to explain the basics of using Verilog simulators.
Explains to engineers and students how to use the Verilog hardware description language to simulate, debug, and document a design, based on Lee's course at the University of California. Sets out some of the formal syntax and definitions, demonstrates use of the language with over 100 examples, then looks at how style affects the choice of constructs for modeling a design. Neither a comprehensive reference nor a theoretical account. Assumes a background in hardware design. The 3.5" disk contains the example files in both DOS and UNIX formats. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
