Digital Design (VHDL): An Embedded Systems Approach Using VHDL

Was missing about 10 pages that were not printed on/left blank in chapter 3.

VHDL is a very specialised language, for the realm of designing digital circuits. The book is a comprehensive explanation of VHDL. Requiring little prior knowledge of analog circuitry. The assumption of "good" digital behaviour by the circuits is a great simplifying step, as you might appreciate if you come from an analog design background.The book walks through the basics of Boolean circuits. Which act as the basis for more complex combinational circuits. A familiar path in an digital design book. Where here, in each section, the appropriate VHDL instructions are given, to lay out the circuits.The bulk of the text is due to the different classes of chips that are covered. From memory to I/O to buses. What you might want to focus on is not so much each chip type, but various design methodologies. Especially design to test. Very practical in today's level of chip complexity.