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Article #2130(((( Re: Verilog Won & VHDL Lost? ))))
From: John Cooley
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 00:00
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If you wish to be completely anonymous when replying to my article of four
days ago "Verilog Won & VHDL Lost? -- You Be The Judge!" (Friday, May 12th)
PLEASE still indicate your job, your company, whether you use Verilog or
VHDL, why, for how long plus whatever opinions/impressions you have of the
contest or the Verilog/VHDL wars. I WON'T PUBLISH THIS INFORMATION but will
use it for statistical reporting of opinions. That is, you'll see in the
follow-up article in "Integrated System Design" all sorts of reporting like:
"X of the ABC based designers and Y of the JKL based designers reported:
'blah, blah, most adamently blah! Flimming-flam-flam and for
blah I think blah. Flamm flim flop flooo blah goo blah blah
flam. Blah blah floo blah."
(Please don't take replying anonymously lightly; it's far more powerful to
reply publically. So far with every opinion seen, I've found multiple
people who will publically voice it. There's just something about having
engineers silenced by company politics and/or paranoid bosses' dictates that
bothers me; hence I encourage these people to speak out statistically and
with anonymity. But, if you *can* reply openly, *please* do so.)
To quote the original jury instructions: "in 150 words or less, send your
thoughts to "jcooley@world.std.com". Please don't send me "VHDL sucks." or
"Verilog must die!!!" -- but personal experiences and/or observations that
add to the discussion. It's OK to have strong/violent opinions, just back
them with something more than hot air. (Since I don't want to be in the
business of chasing down permissions, my *default* setting is *whatever* you
send me is completely publishable. If you wish to send me letters with a
mix of publishable and non-publishable material CLEARLY indicate which is
which.)"
- John Cooley
Part Time EDA Consumer Advocate
Full Time ASIC, FPGA & EDA Design Consultant
P.S. As always, please DO NOT copy any article back to me -- I *know* why
you're replying! :^)
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