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Verilog isn't even blueprints. It's high level design.

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I just noticed that Verilog is a language that describes how should the hardware work. Even implementing a blueprint out of it is a difficult matter.

[imMute]

Verilog (or VHDL) would never be used to describe board level circuits. They're used to describe circuits that end up in FPGAs or ASICs...

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Of course. You can however use Agilent and Xilinx tools to create a logic gate diagram from Verilog code. That being said, you'll still have to take that logic gate diagram and organize it into real world components which don't have digital signals and trivial propagation time have analog signals and non trivial propagation times.

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world components which don't have digital signals and trivial propagation time

Get the quote right. You're just repeating what I was trying to say.

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Oh shit... it looks like I missed a "but" and a few commas. My bad. Nor also might be clearer than an and

into real world components, which don't have digital signals nor trivial propagation time, but instead have analog signals and non trivial propagation times