Abstract
The electronics industry has adopted hardware description languages (HDLs) as a method to manage complex application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) designs. However, ambiguous code and inappropriate usage of HDL syntax may restrict an IC design engineer's ability to fully exploit the advantages offered by HDLs and logic synthesis tools. This paper briefly reviews many common mistakes made by beginning VHDL designers and provides several suggestions for improving their coding techniques.
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