Qq Q. wrote:
> How should I proceed ?
You shuld get a clear picture about the hardware you are using. Then
you can describe this hardware with the Hardware Description
Language Verilog.
So: What is the target of the design? Is it just for simulation? Where
is the "raw image" stored? And where should the "filtered pixwls be
stored? How can you access those memories? How big are those pictures?
Can you fit them inside an FPGA?
Make a sketch with modules (adresscounter, memory, arithmetic unit) of
this hardware. Think about necessary signals between the modules. Then
you can try to desrcibe your task.
BTW:
If you never used Verilog before you should/must start with much simpler
excersies: a flashing light, a chasing light, ...