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After reading this nonsense on John Cooley latest QA:
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"I tried to interview a few key members of the VHDL group since
I had more than an intuition there was no real work done on VHDL
anymore. I got no such confirmation indeed (mostly a silence),
but certainly nothing denying this either!
So the not politically correct question to Dennis Brophy would be:
"When will the industry pronounce VHDL officially dead?"
To date, our mainstream designing language is still VHDL due to
our geographical situation (in Europe) but I can't wait until
customers switch to System Verilog."
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I was happy to read the Riviera 2008.02 press release:
VHDL 2007 Support
Riviera-PRO 2008.02 supports many features of the VHDL standard draft (IEEE
P1076-2007/D4.0), recently approved by Accellera. Constructs such as new
data types, subprograms and operators, matching case statement, signal
expressions in port maps and delimited comments are just some of the latest
enhancements. The addition of these new VHDL constructs makes Riviera-PRO
one the most advanced mixed language VHDL simulators on the market.
I can only say kudos to Aldec!!
Hans
www.ht-lab.com
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"I tried to interview a few key members of the VHDL group since
I had more than an intuition there was no real work done on VHDL
anymore. I got no such confirmation indeed (mostly a silence),
but certainly nothing denying this either!
So the not politically correct question to Dennis Brophy would be:
"When will the industry pronounce VHDL officially dead?"
To date, our mainstream designing language is still VHDL due to
our geographical situation (in Europe) but I can't wait until
customers switch to System Verilog."
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I was happy to read the Riviera 2008.02 press release:
VHDL 2007 Support
Riviera-PRO 2008.02 supports many features of the VHDL standard draft (IEEE
P1076-2007/D4.0), recently approved by Accellera. Constructs such as new
data types, subprograms and operators, matching case statement, signal
expressions in port maps and delimited comments are just some of the latest
enhancements. The addition of these new VHDL constructs makes Riviera-PRO
one the most advanced mixed language VHDL simulators on the market.
I can only say kudos to Aldec!!
Hans
www.ht-lab.com