Verilog
ConceptVerilog is a hardware description language used to model and design digital systems. Recent evidence highlights both its practical importance for RTL generation and the difficulty of giving its standard simulation semantics a definitive mathematical formalisation, especially for the synthesizable subset used in hardware designs.
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Overview
Verilog is a popular hardware description language used to model and design digital systems. Because of that role, automated generation of Verilog code is treated as an important step in automating hardware design workflows.[1]
Semantics and synthesizable Verilog
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3 nodes · 2 edgesgraph · Verilog · depth=1
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4 connectionsThe paper mentions Verilog as a hardware description language.
rtlv accepts Verilog as the primary circuit description language.
ITL supports the use of Verilog operators in temporal expressions.
RTL designs can be expressed using Verilog hardware description language.
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[1] Verilog is a popular hardware description language used to model and design digital systems, making Verilog code generation important for hardware-design automation. Benchmarking Large Language Models for Automated Verilog RTL Code Generation
[2] The Verilog standard defines simulation semantics; recent work reports inconsistencies with practice and within the standard, focuses on the synthesizable subset used to describe hardware designs, and repairs an executable formalisation for real-world designs. The Simulation Semantics of Synthesisable Verilog
[3] ITL describes synchronous sequential systems over clock-cycle time steps and can use standard HDL operators, including Verilog operators, as well as HDL data types such as arrays. Generating an Efficient Instruction Set Simulator from a Complete Property Suite