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Article #167Books on Verilog
From: Jim Hunt
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:49
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:49
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I think I saw it here once before, but since it is always changing... What is currently the best book to learn Verilog from. I know there are several new ones out, and haven't had time to read any. Is there someone who is teaching Verilog who has an informed opinion on this. As always, send mail, I'll sumarize in a week or so. And no, even though I did it myself long ago, I don't think reading the manual is a good way to learn verilog. :-) -- jim hunt@Eng.Sun.COM Yeah, well, disclaim THIS!
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