I'm looking for the quickest, most concise way for a beginner to learn VHDL.
If it makes a difference I just purchased a BeMicro USB evaluation board, featuring the Cyclone III FPGA, just to have something real to play with. I figured I couldn't go wrong for $49.
Video sources would be best, but recommendations on books would be helpful too.
Thanks!
Replying to an old thread, but there is a relatively cheap vhdl course online right now for anyone interested in learning. board not included, desription says "a xilinx board" and I'm going to try to go with my zed board or nexys2. It would be cool if minimig boards would be useful, or FPGA Arcade, but i'm not yet far enough to know all requirements.
https://www.udemy.com/vhdl-design-and-modeling-of-digital-systems/?couponCode=THANKYOU49&utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email
