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====== SystemVerilog Coding Standards ====== | ====== SystemVerilog Coding Standards ====== | ||
**HDL**s (Hardware Description Languages) like SystemVerilog can be difficult to understand. To make SystemVerilog code more readable and maintainable, you are required to follow coding standards. These standards are explained below. Each lab will be graded against this coding standard. | **HDL**s (Hardware Description Languages) like SystemVerilog can be difficult to understand. To make SystemVerilog code more readable and maintainable, you are required to follow coding standards. These standards are explained below. Each lab will be graded against this coding standard. | ||
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+ | NEW video standard recently added... See below!! | ||
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+ | === Videos === | ||
+ | If you are asked to attach a video to your project, please do it as follows. | ||
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+ | There is a about a 150MB limit to the size of video you can upload. On a cellphone at default resolution that is not that long. | ||
+ | You can try to reduce the recording resolution but, at least on an iPhone, you cannot reduce it much. If it is too large, you can try | ||
+ | one of the following: | ||
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+ | * Process it using a program to convert it to a 640x480 size video. That should be big enough. | ||
+ | * Upload it to one of Youtube, Dropbox, Google Drive, or Box and enter a link where the TA's can find it instead of actually uploading your video to LearningSuite. | ||
+ | * Find a website that will let you upload and it it will downconvert it for you. CAUTION: these are notorious for installing junk on your computer so be careful if you go this route and use it as a method of last resort. | ||
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+ | Of these, Youtube is pretty painless but any of the second group will work. | ||
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* Author: <Your Name> | * Author: <Your Name> | ||
- | * Class: <Class, Section, Semester> - ECEN 220, Section 1, Fall 2018 | + | * Class: <Class, Section, Semester> - ECEN 220, Section 1, Winter 2020 |
* Date: <Date file was created> | * Date: <Date file was created> | ||
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