Free Parser for Verilog netlists

[Egon Valentini]

Hi

I'm searching for a free parser (or some formal
specification) of verilog netlists. Google didn't
return after many tries the required result, so
I'd like to ask you, if you know something?

Thanks
Egon Valentini

 

[Jahagirdar Vijayvithal S]

There are some verilog netlist parsers on CPAN
* Egon Valentini <evalen@iicm.edu>:

Hi

I'm searching for a free parser (or some formal
specification) of verilog netlists. Google didn't
return after many tries the required result, so
I'd like to ask you, if you know something?

Thanks
Egon Valentini

 

[Narendran Kumaraguru Nath]

Hi,
You do have free verilog compilers. You can strip the yacc & lex out
of them
to create a new parser for yourself! Just in case you were looking for
complexity and headache!
Thanks & Regards,
Naren.

Jahagirdar Vijayvithal S <FILTERjvsSPAM@india.ti.com> wrote in message news:<c29oga$1ci$1@home.itg.ti.com>...

There are some verilog netlist parsers on CPAN
* Egon Valentini <evalen@iicm.edu>:
Hi

I'm searching for a free parser (or some formal
specification) of verilog netlists. Google didn't
return after many tries the required result, so
I'd like to ask you, if you know something?

Thanks
Egon Valentini

 

[Max]

On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 18:47:50 +0100, Egon Valentini wrote:

I'm searching for a free parser (or some formal
specification) of verilog netlists. Google didn't
return after many tries the required result, so
I'd like to ask you, if you know something?

Googling for "verilog syntax" produced about 23,000 hits for me. And
YACC etc.and variants are free, so I'm not sure what the problem is.

What do you want this parser to do?

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Max