The Designer's Guide to VHDL, 2nd Edition

If you have not yet seen The Designer's Guide to VHDL, the following information may be of interest to you:

Table of Contents

Foreword by Paul Menchini

Back cover text

The following lead to support material for the book:

Errata

Source code and test benches for examples and case studies

Introductory lecture material for use by instructors

Suggestions for modeling exercises

Resources for instructors. For access, instructors should contact:

Megan Rees (m.rees@elsevier.com)
Textbook Sales Representative
ELSEVIER - Science & Technology Book Division
30 Corporate Drive, Suite 400
Burlington, MA 01803
Phone: (800) 470-1199 x 4701 or (781) 313-4701
Fax: (781) 313-4822

One of the case studies in the book is a model of the DLX processor, described by John Hennessy and David Patterson in their book Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach. Additional support material for the DLX is available.

Other sources of VHDL-related information:

The EDA Industry Working Groups Web Server (www.eda.org)

The comp.lang.vhdl Usenet news group Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) file

I would be pleased to hear your comments about the book. You can email comments and errata to me at peter@ashenden.com.au.

Thanks, and happy reading!