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Just because you can write HDL doesnt mean it makes sense in hardware. HDL is also meant to produce behavioral code to aid simulation that is not for use in a real design.
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I was under the conception that HDL is for designing chips or hardware itself, so what's the point to make a book with no synthesizable coding in HDL in the first instance. I can understand it for Test Benchs because they won't become a chip ever.
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If direct verilog isn't correct for doing this kind of operation, would it be a better way to design a kind of processor, with registers, stacks, simple add and subs? I know I could easily do this equation in Assembly.
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