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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
it can be as dull as ditchwater to read
By Timothy David Watson
This is the Kernigan and Ritchie of the VHDL world. Don't expect a cracking plot, it can be as dull as ditchwater to read, but it is absolutely invaluable.. gives the full picture of the language for both simulation and synthesis. If you are learning to use vhdl you will need this book, but don't try and use it to learn from.. it is strictly a reference book.

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Quite good for VHDL professionals
By Milan Jakes
As I advanced in reading of the book, there is a time to edit my review. I now ended the reading of chapter 13 about generics, which is probably one of the book’s core chapters (in VHDL 2008 are generics also used to defining object style abstract data types – quite interesting). First of all I have to mention a positive aspect of the book. I selected it mainly because I wanted to clarify the real goals of the language designers in many not usual language aspects. For this purpose the literature as VHDL Cookbook or something as “VHDL Easily” is simply not enough good. And this aspect fulfils this book quite well. Am I not writing excellently because the author misses some important topic not enough treated. But fortunately it is nothing cardinal, an example can be the treating with the sdt_ulogic. I solved the tasks for modeling of logic in exercises exactly with the help of two dimensional matrixes. On one side it models the reactions to all possible (uncommon) combination of inputs levels precisely, the synthesator would probably not accept it. But there is a special chapter dedicated to synthesis on the end of book, so hopefully we will learn more : ))Now I have say, that this book is more a textbook then a designer’s reference manual. In the fact the reference manual it would be very, very bad because information about language features is very often given only partial and the substantial knowledge you gains just at solving exercises. So it is not the style: study, exercise and then master. Sometimes are substantial and basic knowledge given in totally another places. An example is formal and actual parameter type conversion in entity instantiation declaration on the end of book (you need it for example if you have entity with std_ulogic_vector port and you need to connect there std_logic_vector signal in VHDL 87-02). On another side I have to say, that the problem of not enough covered matter is mainly problem of language basics and elements and in the later chapters it disappears. Of course, for some people is mastering of the basics the most important : ))I have to complain to the book quality. Some chapters are full of evident mistakes and about my mind this parts of book wasn’t proofread by qualified person. Of course, there are also un trivial mistakes on places where mater is very compressed. For me is unimaginable something as this to issue. For an idea, there is a chapter dedicated to case study of pipelined multiplier design and there are also evident semantic and logical errors in the code! Of course, it would suffice to pass it to VHDL analyzer and the semantic errors would be reported. But here the errors don’t hinder, it’s only for imagination about quality.I only hope that the author wasn’t responsible for formulating of VHDL LRM. His attempts to explain anything little more complicated ended notoriously useless and he rescue it then by an example. If I tried to consult LRM in some cardinal cases, the descriptions in LRM were practically same but in book were simply missing some underlying terms definition so it was incomprehensible. An simple example can be explanation of type conversions.I can recommend VHDL 2008 for new designs because of it solves previous crucial language problems well. Very important is the new solution of resolving of composite types so, that the resolve type can be subtype of unreloved one now (you can connect std_ulogic_vector to std_logic_vector without type conversion).So my end summary. The book is needed for deep understanding of language creators goals and for language intended usage. This important aspects the book fulfils quite well. But the book isn’t so well in another aspects and it is not a brilliant study source. Despite this, if you like to fully understand VHDL, it is worth to buy it and to thoroughly study it. VHDL is very extensive language with uncommon features and there is no another more detailed source about it now (instead of LRM).

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
In depth VHDL book
By Oldsirhippy
This is a great reference book for VHDL. It goes through the language in detail. I learned VHDL programming from the free book available on the web. This book helps to deepen the knowledge that I gained. It is not a 'first book' to learn how to program VHDL but is a very useful reference.

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