Comment by imtringued
2 days ago
I haven't learned Verilog, only VHDL and even that with the explicit <register>_ff <= <register_nxt> pattern when I need flips flops and I never felt like there is anything difficult about VHDL
Is the North American insistence on teaching Verilog what's setting up students for failure since Verilog looks a bit more like a sequential programming language at first glance?
VHDL is based on Ada, so it also inherits from sequential programming models.