Are you familiar with VHDL and/or Verilog?
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Answer / charan
no im familiar with verilog/vhdl because knowledge is
enormous and we cant stop the journey here so i wont agree
for this reason
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Answer / rams
ya! why not?
vhdl stands for very high speed integrated circuit hardware
discription language.
verylog stands for veryfication logic.
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Answer / yogendra
yes,,
vhdl: very large scale integrated circuit-hardware
description language.(vlsi+hdl)
verilog: verify logic. invented by an indian..
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Answer / prasadrddy
Very large scale hardware descriptive language
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Answer / ekta
vhdl is very high speep integrated chips hardware
descripted language and verilog is to verify logic
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