VHDL coding styles and methodologies
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VHDL coding styles and methodologies
Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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This text offers an in-depth study of the VHDL language rules, coding styles and methodologies. It distinguishes good from poor coding methodologies using a symbology notation along with a rationale for each guideline. The VHDL concepts, rules and styles are demonstrated using complete compilable and simulatable examples which are also supplied on the accompanying disk. The book offers practical applications of VHDL and techniques that are current in the industry. It explains how to apply the VHDL guidelines using several complete examples. The "learning by example" teaching approach along with an in-depth presentation of the language rules application methodology provides the necessary knowledge to create digital hardware designs and models that are readable, maintainable, predictable, and efficient. It is intended for both college students and design engineers, and provides a practical approach to learning VHDL.
Table of Contents
- 1. VHDL Overview and Concepts. 2. Basic Language Elements. 3. Control Structures. 4. Drivers. 5. VHDL Timing. 6. Elements of Entity/Architecture. 7. Subprograms. 8. Packages. 9. User Defined Attributes, Specifications, and Configurations. 10. Functional Models and Testbenches. 11. UART Project. 12. Vital. 13. Design for Synthesis. Appendices: VHDL'93 and VHDL'87 Syntax Summary
- Package Standard
- Package Textio
- Package STD_Logic_1164
- VHDL Preferred Attributes.
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