FPGA: Programming an FPGA with Verilog, Simulation, and Hardware Verification

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Programming an FPGA is very different from programming in an application-level language like C, C++, Go, or Java. The traditional execution of high-level languages is sequential, following a set of instructions: if this, then do that; else, don’t do that. FPGA programming, a developer can write a module in Verilog, VHDL, or SystemVerilog to solve problems in parallel. Thinking in Hardware: Key…

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