Overview #
Digital Design by M. Morris Mano is a staple for understanding the fundamentals of digital logic. However, the Hardware Description Language (HDL) examples provided in the 6th edition often suffer from typographical errors, outdated syntax, and poor coding practices that don’t align with modern industry standards.
This project is a complete, chapter-by-chapter rewrite of the book’s HDL code.
Goals #
- Correctness: Fix all syntax errors and logical typos present in the original text.
- Modern Best Practices: Refactor code to adhere to strict, modern conventions for Verilog, VHDL, and SystemVerilog, ensuring clean synthesis and simulation.
- Deepened Understanding: Serve as a practical exercise in mastering HDL nuances, transitioning from theoretical digital logic to practical, synthesize-able hardware design.
Repository #
The complete source code, organized by chapter and language, is hosted on GitHub: Link to my GitHub Repo