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Honored Contributorthe beginning of the my adventure with FPGA
hello every one i'm completely new in field of FPGA and VHDL or VERILOG programming... plz can some one tell me which one is worth to learn VHDL or VERILOG? any video tutorials or some useful ...
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Honored ContributorTo add a little info to your original question:
Verilog is a flexible language. It is easy to work with when switching between types (integers vs vectors). VHDL is a bit more strict, but has some added features that can be helpful for more advanced users (generics and bound integers). From my experience, both VHDL and Verilog are widely used. I will admit that I have not found a Verilog book I like yet. My personal favorite VHDL book for beginners is "VHDL : Programming By Example" by Douglas Perry. Bertulus recommended "RTL Hardware Design using VHDL" Pong. Chu. This book is a bit harder of a read. I do highly recommend it for more advanced VHDL programmers though.
