"I use the book as a reference to see what kind of VHDL generates what logic. For example, if I want to see how "for" loops are handled, I go directly to the section where an example shows me how to model for synthesis and what kind of gates are produced. It is THE reference guide for me in my designs.." - (Mourad Takla, IC designer, Lucent Technologies)

"It (book) is very clear and concise; it is a good book and highly recommended" - (Doug Smith, VeriBest)

The book gives a good impression what is, and is not synthesizable. Furthermore the influence of a VHDL description on the synthesis results is written in a clear way. -- (Egbert Molenkamp, University of Twente, The Netherlands)

"This book is easy to read with many small examples. With it, you can quickly learn how synthesizers produce the circuits from the VHDL descriptions" - (Prof. Jing-Yang Jou, National Chiao Tung University)

I don't think I have seen anyone cover VHDL synthesis in a general way as well as you have. I certainly think this will be a successful book. -- (Rich Hatcher, Texas Instruments)

"It (book) is an excellent treatment of VHDL synthesis and was quite helpful in understanding simulation/synthesis mismatches" - (Victor Berman, DASC Chair)

I've learned about the subset of VHDL that a synthesis tool that we use synthesizes by trial and error over a year and a half, and this book would have saved me a lot of time. -- (Andy Fingerhut, Washington University)

"Overall, it looks like a good level for an introductory course in VHDL-based synthesis" - (Jim Vellenga, ViewLogic Systems)

"It (book) is well written and practical" - (Milan Gandhi, Indus Consulting)

This (Bhasker's latest) book on VHDL Synthesis should be on the "Best Sellers List" in our mind. It's a well written text with plenty of examples to get you started in the right direction. -- (William Billowitch, The VHDL Technology Group)