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I have read all the books so far listed here.Amongst them I will rate Navabi Ashenden as for advanced level user as these unncessarily confuse a new user.
If you want a book that is comprehensive and self contained as well no talking around the bush.With simple examples. Then I would recommend.(SOme of the people who originally designed VHDL)
1. VHDL Made Easy David Pellerin; Douglas Taylor (BeST)
2. Jayaram Bhaskar Book (Second Good)
THe first one is also good if you are an intermediate user and want to just refer for quick refernce or syntax. The book has classified the Digital Logic design into its parts like sequential and combinational etc and how to do this in VHDL.
I think that is the right way to Design in VHDL.
IF you are advanced user you can also be fine by just reading VHDL LRM
Hi there !
I think the best book is "Circuit design with VHDL" published by MIT press.
This book is suitable for beginner and intermediate level person.
If you say you are not a rookie anymore you can try to understand the examples present in the hamburg vhdl archive, in there you can find some pretty juicy code.
i think the book "VHDL analysis and modeling of digital systems"by NAVABI is a useful book for advanced users.
you can find vhdl codes for modeling a cpu or codes for standard MSI 74LS parts
for example.
I guy who has posted the link for Petre J Ashenden book The designer's Guide to VHDL is incomplete.
So if the someone can post the link to the ebook at the earliest of the same then it will be of great help.
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