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Vhdl can be either concurrent or sequential. You can even mix and match
components using either.

sent from my android device. thumb mistakes should be expected.
On 2011-06-16 6:01 PM, "Harvey White" <madyn@...> wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:41:28 -0400, you wrote:
>
>>Please excuse me for asking a completely off topic question, but I like
the
>>people on this list a lot and I trust their answers.
>>
>>I am getting into VHDL for the purpose of programming FPGA's. I am a
>>computer scientist by trade, so I am really green when it comes to FPGA
and
>>VHDL. Does any have a recommendation for a low cost FPGA development board
>>that I can learn on using VHDL?
>
> Also remember that VHDL is concurrent, not a procedural language.
> Things do not happen after each other, they happen at the same time.
> Once you master components, you have a real good approach to design.
>
> The nice thing is that you don't design the part, you just tell VHDL
> what to do, and it does it.
>
> Harvey
>
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>>
>>thanks,
>>Chris
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