Idiomatic Zener
diodeinc/pcbWriting clean and consistent code is important for any hardware design. Zener HDL code has its own set of style rules that make designs easier to understand and maintain. These rules help you avoid common mistakes and keep your .zen files looking professional.
You will learn how to handle optional parts using DNP patterns instead of conditional instantiation. The guide also covers typed configs with physical units, voltage checks on power pins, and smart component naming. By following these idioms, your designs will be simpler and more reliable.
Whether you are writing new modules or reviewing existing ones, these style rules act like a checklist for quality. They help you minimize component count and use computation in named functions with datasheet references. This skill is useful for any engineer working with Zener HDL.
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