Introduction to Verilog

Ok, I'd like to start giving Verilog lessons on the list. As this
goes along, we can clear up questions people have and turn them into
formal lessons on the wiki. Perhaps we can turn this into a book
under Creative Commons and perhaps sell a dead tree version for
fund-raising. But I'm getting ahead of myself. :)

I'd hate to bias this too much towards the semantics of Verilog, but
it's kinda hard to avoid it. What matters is the semantics of the
hardware and how to get that to happen given the particular language.
VHDL also translates into hardware, so although some of the semantics
are different, they aren't at all alien. So what I want to do is
teach HDL-based digital circuit design, using Verilog as a means of
expression.


- Tim Miller 2006-06-14

• Verilog Lesson 1 - Signals
• Verilog Lesson 2 - Arithmetic/Logic Operators
• Verilog Lesson 3 - Combinatorial logic expressed behaviorally
• Verilog Lesson 4 - Sequential Logic