Verilog is a Hardware Description Language - you can “write” logic circuits in it. It’s very intriguing due to its built-in parallelism and the way an actual circuit can be inferred from a high-level behavioural description.
While googling around, I found a very simple VGA video signal generator in Verilog on the TinyVGA.com website. This generates an analog VGA signal with the help of a few resistors, which can be viewed on any VGA monitor supporting the industry-standard 640x480 layout.
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