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    From: ameliaw.azman at gmail.com<ameliaw.azman@g...>
    Date: Tue Jul 24 18:09:28 CEST 2007
    Subject: [oc] Please advise me on my VHDL study
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    Hi Felipe,

    It's important to realise that there are VHDL syntax that cannot be
    synthesized. I would suggest a book by Andrew Rushton "VHDL for logic
    synthesis" second version.


    Cheers!

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Felipe Uderman<felipe.uderman@g...>
    To:
    Date: Mon Jul 23 15:32:08 CEST 2007
    Subject: [oc] Please advise me on my VHDL study

    > Hello,
    >
    > I am starting to program with VHDL. I am following the book Circuit
    > Design
    > with VHDL by Volnei A. Pedroni. I am also using ModelSim for my
    > simulations,
    > and still learning how to use this tool.
    > I found opencores.org very good, as it provides free and open
    > source VHDL
    > code. This is very use for the ones that are learning and also for
    > the ones
    > that allready work with complex VHDL projects.
    > I would like to hear from you some coments about my choices for the
    > book and
    > the tool, and also some other bibliography sugestions. I also would
    > like to
    > hear some coments on how to best use the opencores resources to
    > learn and
    > work with VHDL.
    > Thank you,
    > Felipe
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