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text synthesis verilog sternheim
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DATE: november 1994
TITLE: Text on Synthesis using Verilog by Sternheim
Text on Synthesis using Verilog by Sternheim
(Contributed by Michael Ciletti of Univ. of Colorado)
"Digital Design and Synthesis with Verilog HDL" (ISBN 0-9627488-
2-X) by Sternheim et al. may be purchased with or without a 32-
bit DOS/PC-based Verilog HDL simulator. The text emphasizes
designing for synthesis (primarily using Synopsys tools) and the
semantics of the Verilog language. Each chapter has a full Veri-
log description of each example discussed in the text, and a set
of useful exercises, mainly for university students.
The text and simulator together costs $100 while the text alone
costs $65. The simulator supports:
- full Verilog HDL except switch level constructs and
specify blocks.
- System commands.
- Verilog-XL compatible command line options.
- Intel's 386 and upward compatible PC
- 1 MB RAM
- 2 MB hard disk
- A 3 1/2" diskette
The Table of Contents includes:
Preface
Why Hardware Description Languages
Anatomy of the Verilog HDL
Synthesis Design Method and Verilog for Synthesis,
Designing a Pipeline Processor,
Building Blocks of a Processor,
Designing Cache Memories,
Asynchronous I/O: UART,
Designing a Floppy Disk Subsystem,
Useful Modeling and Debugging Techniques,
Condensed Language Reference Manual,
Formal Syntax definition of Verilog HDL
Index.
To order, contact:
Automata Publishing Company,
1072 S. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd.
#A107
San Jose, CA 95129
TEL: (408)-255-0705
FAX: (408)-253-7916
dbouldin@utk.edu