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Preface
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction and Background: VHDL; Brief History of VHDL; FPGA Architecture
Chapter 2: Overview of the Process of Implementing an FPGA Design: Design Entry; Synthesis; Simulation; Implementation; Bitstream Generation
Chapter 3: Loop 1 - Going with the Flow: The Shape of VHDL
Chapter 4: Loop 2 - Going Deeper: Introducing Processes, Variables and Sequential Statements: Tool Perspectives - Synthesis Options and Constraints
Chapter 5: Loop 3: Introducing Concept of Reuse; Flexibility Using Generics and Constants; Functions and Procedures; Attributes; Packages; Commonly Used Libraries
Appendix
A.1 Language Constructs
A.2 Data Types
A.3 Standard Libraries
Index
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