Verilog book recommendation

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[gabor]

I use this book as a desk reference, but be aware that it describes
Verilog 1995 (IEEE Std 1364-1995) which includes a lot of useful
constructs like arrays of instances but not the Verilog 2001
additions like generate loops. From the copyright page:
Copyright 1998 Kluwer... Third printing 2000.
so obviously before Verilog 2001 standard.

It's not a bad starter book, and has decent descriptions of
confusing topics like blocking/non-blocking assignments
and a complete (for 1995) language syntax reference in
the appendix.

Probably worth the $32...

Haven't really used the CD-ROM it came with (copyright 1999).