how to perform gate-level simulation with verilog-XL

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Ledi

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Hi.

I've just finished RTL simulation with verilog-XL and want to know how
to run gate-level simulation with verilog-XL in a non-gui fashion.

Below is how I used verilog-XL command to do the RTL simulation.
verilog -f sim.f
("sim.f contains path information of all relevant *.v files)

Is there anyway that is similar to this to do the gate-level
simulation?
Thanks in advance.

-Seungwhun
 
For gate level netlist, you can try fast SPICE tools such as UltraSim
to simulate it.

Regards,
Yuchun

Ledi 写道:

Hi.

I've just finished RTL simulation with verilog-XL and want to know how
to run gate-level simulation with verilog-XL in a non-gui fashion.

Below is how I used verilog-XL command to do the RTL simulation.
verilog -f sim.f
("sim.f contains path information of all relevant *.v files)

Is there anyway that is similar to this to do the gate-level
simulation?
Thanks in advance.

-Seungwhun
 
On 31 Jul 2006 22:50:44 -0700, "Ledi" <ledi98@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi.

I've just finished RTL simulation with verilog-XL and want to know how
to run gate-level simulation with verilog-XL in a non-gui fashion.

Below is how I used verilog-XL command to do the RTL simulation.
verilog -f sim.f
("sim.f contains path information of all relevant *.v files)

Is there anyway that is similar to this to do the gate-level
simulation?
Thanks in advance.

-Seungwhun
It's exactly the same. Verilog-XL (or indeed any Verilog simulator) can simulate
gate-level descriptions just as easily as RTL.

Presuming you've synthesized the RTL (either with a tool, or by hand!), just
give the gate level netlists to the simulator, with the testbench that you used
with the RTL.

I'm a bit surprised you're asking this, because it's kind of a basic question.
So I wonder whether you're actually trying to ask a different question than you
actually asked?

Regards,

Andrew.
--
Andrew Beckett
Principal European Technology Leader
Cadence Design Systems, UK.
 

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