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<P><P CLASS="BodyAfterHead"><A NAME="pgfId=184446"></A>The IEEE Verilog
LRM [1995] is less intimidating than the IEEE VHDL LRM, because it is based
on the OVI LRM, which in turn was based on the Verilog-XL simulator reference
manual. Thus it has more of a "User's Guide" flavor and is required
reading for serious Verilog users. It is the only source for detailed information
on the PLI.</P>
<P><P CLASS="Body"><A NAME="pgfId=184448"></A>Phil Moorby was one of the
original architects of the Verilog language. The Thomas and Moorby text
is a good introduction to Verilog [1991]. The code examples from this book
can be obtained from the World Wide Web. Palnitkar's book includes an example
of the use of the PLI routines [1996].</P>
<P><P CLASS="Body"><A NAME="pgfId=184452"></A>Open Verilog International
(OVI) has a Web site maintained by Chronologic (<CODE> http://www.chronologic.com/ovi</CODE>
) with membership information and addresses and an ftp site maintained by
META-Software (<CODE> ftp://ftp.metasw.com</CODE> in <CODE>/pub/OVI/</CODE>
). OVI sells reference material, including proceedings from the International
Verilog HDL Conference.</P>
<P><P CLASS="Body"><A NAME="pgfId=184456"></A>The newsgroup <CODE>comp.lang.verilog</CODE>
(with a FAQ--frequently asked questions) is accessible from a number of
online sources. The FAQ includes a list of reference materials and book
reviews. Cray Research maintained an archive for <CODE>comp.lang.verilog</CODE>
going back to 1993 but this was lost in January 1997 and is still currently
unavailable. Cadence has a discussion group at <CODE>talkverilog@cadence.com</CODE>
. Wellspring Solutions offers VeriWell, a no-cost, limited capability, Verilog
simulator for UNIX, PC, and Macintosh platforms.</P>
<P><P CLASS="Body"><A NAME="pgfId=184459"></A>There is a free, "copylefted"
Verilog simulator, <CODE>vbs</CODE> , written by Jimen Ching and Lay Hoon
Tho as part of their Master's theses at the University of Hawaii, which
is part of the <CODE>comp.lang.verilog</CODE> archive. The package includes
explanations of the mechanics of a digital event-driven simulator, including
event queues and time wheels.</P>
<P><P CLASS="Body"><A NAME="pgfId=201204"></A>More technical references
are included as part of Appendix B.</P>
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