VHDL: Programming by Example

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McGraw Hill Professional, Jun 2, 2002 - Technology & Engineering - 476 pages

* Teaches VHDL by example
* Includes tools for simulation and synthesis
* CD-ROM containing Code/Design examples and a working demo of ModelSIM
 

Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction to VHDL
1
Chapter 2 Behavioral Modeling
15
Chapter 3 Sequential Processing
39
Chapter 4 Data Types
73
Chapter 5 Subprograms and Packages
109
Chapter 6 Predefined Attributes
143
Chapter 7 Configurations
173
Chapter 8 Advanced Topics
205
RTL Simulation
329
Synthesis Results
357
Chapter 16 Place and Route
369
VITAL Simulation
379
Chapter 18 At Speed Debugging Techniques
399
Standard Logic Package
413
VHDL Reference Tables
435
Reading VHDL BNF
445

Chapter 9 Synthesis
231
Chapter 10 VHDL Synthesis
251
Chapter 11 High Level Design Flow
273
Chapter 12 TopLevel System Design
289
Synthesis Description
303
VHDL93 Updates
449
Index
469
About the Author
477
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About the author (2002)

Douglas L. Perry is Founder and VP of Customer Solutions at Bridges2Silicon a new startup HDL hardware debugging company. Prior positions include Director of Strategic Marketing with Exemplar Logic, Inc. Mr. Perry has been active in the CAE field for almost two decades and is also the author of the first three editions of VHDL Programming by Example. He earned his B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering at South Dakota State University and also did graduate studies at the University of Santa Clara. He lives in San Ramon, California.

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