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On Tuesday, January 20, 2004 at 12:49:17 PM UTC+2, Sonoman wrote:
Here is a simple design which I used with verilator.
In order to practice cpp (c++) verification benches, with system verilog DPI,
using a verilog DUT, I decided to download verilator and do some self study
exercises.
This cpp bench is based on parallel fifo. Both cases are used as simple
exercises to gain some experience with verilator.
The stimuli drive is done differently. Instead of dot notation access
http://bknpk.ddns.net/my_web/SystemC_MyFirst/verilator_pipe_fifo_dpi_gen.html
Hi all:
I will be using a WinXP Pro machine and I need a free verilog compiler for a
VLSI class. A friend recommended Silos verilog, but the one I found will not
run on XP, and my buddy has it on XP. Where is the XP version? So far I
have downloaded Icon verilog but not installed it yet. I want to get your
opinion on which is best since the want that was recommended I was not able
to find. Please advise.
Here is a simple design which I used with verilator.
In order to practice cpp (c++) verification benches, with system verilog DPI,
using a verilog DUT, I decided to download verilator and do some self study
exercises.
This cpp bench is based on parallel fifo. Both cases are used as simple
exercises to gain some experience with verilator.
The stimuli drive is done differently. Instead of dot notation access
http://bknpk.ddns.net/my_web/SystemC_MyFirst/verilator_pipe_fifo_dpi_gen.html