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    From: Erez Birenzwig <erez_birenzwig@y...>
    Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 11:57:46 -0800 (PST)
    Subject: Re: [oc] DPLL using FPGA
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    Hi,
    
      Well, there are two solutions to this problem:
      1. Code the HDL, simulate and watch the results.
      2. Understand what you are trying to achieve by writing code
         and THINK for a possible HDL solution.
    
      I would also advise you to read a bit about descrete event simulations
    and their properties. This should help you understand how most HDLs are being
    simulated.
    
      And a final note, VHDL books are like "The C Programming Language" by K&R, 
    it's a basic book, and if you want to learn more then some more reading is 
    required. I don't know what field you're project is in, but there is probably
    at least one book explaining how to solve your problem using HDL.
    
      Regards,
      Erez.
    
    
    --- Vic <vikrantps@y...> wrote:
    > Hi Mikhail,
    > 
    > Yes, as you say i will make a search on Amazon. But
    > the problem with my current books is that they have
    > few basic examples on say just how to implement a
    > process...but if I am to use 2-3 processes then I
    > would like to know the behavioural functionality if I
    > code in such a way.
    > 
    > But thanks for the advice.
    > 
    > Vic. 
    
    
    
    

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