Verilog by Example: A Concise Introduction for FPGA Design Paperback – 19 April 2011

This is a great little book as a starter for someone learning Verilog for the first time. (like me) Have also looked at a couple of other introductory volumes and this is the best. An easy relaxed style that doesn't try to overload you and isn't to dry, yet seems to cover all the basics. Enough to begin building basic circuits for FPGA and so on..A5 folio size nice and handy and easy to carry as well. - Recommended.

This is the best introductory book on Verilog. If you want to learn Verilog the easiest way then go buy it. You will not be disappointed. Of course this is just a primer and mainly fouces on design aspects of verilog not on verification/testing. This book is even better than tutorials on this subject can be found on the internet.I highly recommend it.

This is a very slim volume that seems to cover the basics of Verilog - a language I had no experience of until reading this book. It was enough to get me started to the point of being able to generate counters, timers, FIFOs and UARTS and link them to an off-the-shelf RISC-V CPU and make it all work. I can recommend it if you want to start learning Verilog but I suspect that to go much further you will need more comprehensive material.

Good introduction with enough information to explain some things I hadn't been able to understand from other sources.

Impressed by the simplicity and structure of the book. I would have preferred more detail into testbenches of verilog.

Great little book, plenty of examples, well-written. It's the best of my books on Verilog.

OK starter book for Verilog.

havent read it yet really.... as expected