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General Tips of reading Verilog Code

Hi all,

Is there any general tips of reading Verilog code. I want to collect these tips to accelerate code reading speed.

For example, shall I read the input signal first and trace them until output? And shall I read from top to bottom or from bottom to top? And shall I read the 'always' block first?

Any questions and comments are welcome :)

Best regards, Davy

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I think the best way to understand a piece of code it's to run simulation on it and check the waveforms. Also a good simulator with shematic view of the source code will be helpful.

HTH, Jim

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