Verilog
Verilog is a hardware description language with a C-like syntax, widely used to design and verify digital circuits, processors and FPGAs. Its SystemVerilog variant extends verification. With VHDL, it dominates electronic design.
- Creado por Phil Moorby & Prabhu Goel
- Año 1984
- Paradigma: Hardware description · concurrent
- Extensiones: .v, .sv
Para qué se usa
- Chip design
- FPGA
- Hardware verification
A favor
- C-like syntax
- Industry standard
- Powerful SystemVerilog
En contra
- Unintuitive concepts
- Hardware-only
- Complex debugging
Ecosistema
- Icarus Verilog
- Verilator
- SystemVerilog
- ModelSim
Ejemplo
module hola;
initial begin
$display("¡Hola, mundo!");
end
endmodule