Programming an FPGA with Verilog looks a lot like programming. But it isn’t, at least not in the traditional sense. There have been several systems that aim to take C code and convert it into a ...

You don’t usually think of simulating Verilog code — usually for an FPGA — as a visual process. You write a test script colloquially known as a test bench and run your simulation.

Often the sample waveforms expose additional behaviors that are not addressed by the original assertion(s), prompting the user to either update the assertion code to be more explicit or add additional ...