Have bugs in Douglas Smith's “HDL Chip Design” been fixed?

Question

My copy of Douglas Smith's “HDL Chip Design” - Ninth Seal, July 2001.

The book systematically makes the mistake of using blocking assignments for synchronous communication, which leads to non-deterministic code. In this case, non-blocking assignments should be used.

Was this fixed in a later print, if any?

Answer 1

I conducted an extensive search on this subject just now and was able to find many prints, but no new issues of the title. Sorry!