Verilog HDL Synthesis, A Practical Primer by J. Bhasker
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Book Reviews of Verilog HDL Synthesis, A Practical Primer
Book Review: Useful for Learning Verilog which can be Synthesized
Summary: 4 Stars
I used the book with the XILINX version of ModelSim, a Verilog Simulator.
My goal was to be able to generate synthsizable Verilog without a lot of experimentation.
The style is by example. It is a good source of useful Verilog coding.
It is assumed you have some background in Verilog.
The book could use some tables on logic operators.
I think people who want to learn and use Verilog for synthesizable designs would benifit from having this book close at hand. It could be a really useful text for college students.
Book Review: This is a very good (and short) book on Verilog synthesis
Summary: 4 Stars
The author does a very good job of covering synthesizable Verilog. The numerous examples provide the reader with solid Verilog coding style guidelines. In addition, the author's discussion of blocking and non-blocking assignment statements for synthesizing combinational and sequential logic is very clear and concise. The only complaint I have about the book is its weak treatment of parameterizable design for synthesis. Despite the drawback, this is a very good reference and coding style guide for writing synthesizable Verilog.Book Review: A Synthesis Book...At Last
Summary: 5 Stars
I write this review for two books: Verilog HDL Primer and Verilog HDL "SYNTEHSIS" Primer. Both books are primers, but serve the title very well. The books are straight to the point and do not "ramble" with grammar (ie. he tells you what it is you need to know and does not attempt to distract you). This is the book I use when I look for Verilog contructs for synthesis. The examples resemble closer to real world application including techniques in modeling digital systems. No comparison to the "other" Verilog text (Palnitkar). These two books complement one another. Another good verilog book is by Sternheim, but it is relatively expensive and hard to get.Book Review: Best Verilog Synthsis book
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best book about the Verilog Synthesis. The book is very practical, and I immediately applied many examples into my work....Book Review: Great Verilog info for Synthesis
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is an excellant reference for anyone writing Verilog for synthesis. I found the examples useful and complete.
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