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The MyHDL manual
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Overview
Background information
Prerequisites
A small tutorial on generators
About decorators
Introduction to MyHDL
A basic MyHDL simulation
Signals, ports, and concurrency
Parameters and hierarchy
Some remarks on MyHDL and Python
Summary and perspective
Hardware-oriented types
The
intbv
class
Bit indexing
Bit slicing
The
modbv
class
Unsigned and signed representation
Structural modeling
Introduction
Conditional instantiation
Converting between lists of signals and bit vectors
Inferring the list of instances
RTL modeling
Introduction
Combinatorial logic
Sequential logic
Finite State Machine modeling
High level modeling
Introduction
Modeling with bus-functional procedures
Modeling memories with built-in types
Modeling errors using exceptions
Object oriented modeling
Unit testing
Introduction
The importance of unit tests
Unit test development
Co-simulation with Verilog
Introduction
The HDL side
The MyHDL side
Restrictions
Implementation notes
Conversion to Verilog and VHDL
Introduction
Solution description
Features
The convertible subset
Conversion of lists of signals
Assignment issues
Excluding code from conversion
User-defined code
Template transformation
Conversion output verification by co-simulation
Conversion of test benches
Methodology notes
Known issues
Conversion examples
Introduction
A small sequential design
A small combinatorial design
A hierarchical design
Optimizations for finite state machines
RAM inference
ROM inference
User-defined code
Reference
Simulation
Modeling
Co-simulation
Conversion to Verilog and VHDL
Conversion output verification
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