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How to learn to code in VHDL?

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Keep in mind: It takes time to "learn to code in VHDL"

- get a good textbook on VHDL and application (peter ashenden)
- Personally I also recommend "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach" by Henessy & Patterson. Not a VHDL book but a great book on chip architectures

- Take a (well documented) slightly more complex example than just a full-adder. For instance
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- try to understand what RTL synthesis tools do with your code. (play with synthesis frequency, area, etc.)

Invent your own project and go ahead. After some months you will be ashamed of the poor code you wrote in the beginning.

Have fun!
Thomas
 

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