The RTL Design Style Guide book is organized into the following chapters:
Chapter 1, Basic Design Constraints, describes general design restrictions you should consider before you begin your design, such as naming conventions, design styles, clocking schemes, synchronous and asynchronous design considerations, hierarchical design philosophies, and so on.
Chapter 2, RTL Description Techniques, discusses basic RTL coding styles and techniques designers can apply to their designs. Also demonstrates coding styles for combinational and sequential logic, as well as how to use the always, function, if, case and other statements.
Chapter 3, RTL Design Methodology, describes how to create function libraries, parameterize design resources, insert design-for-test (DFT) structures, implement low-power design techniques, manage design data and so on. Following the rules and recommendations set forth in this chapter improves reusability of your design resources.
Chapter 4, Verification Techniques, introduces simulation techniques, including how to parameterize testbenches, how to use tasks, how to draw up a verification strategy, and so on.
Chapter 5, Logic Synthesis Using Design Compiler, contains tips and hints for using logic synthesis tools.
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