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IDE for VHDL
NivagSwerdna:
It's been a while since I have done any VHDL and I am re-visiting it now so I need...
* an IDE (preferably one that understands syntax and maybe can help me out with templates)
* something that will compile VHDL
* something that will simulate my small VHDL
I don't need to synthesize anything so I don't need to be vendor specific but maybe a lite version of a vendor tool would be best
Suggestions? My default would be to reinstall an old Quartus II I have somewhere
EEEnthusiast:
I too recommend to use Quartus Lite. It can do everything you said and can program CPLD/FPGA for you. And it is free to use as well for most of the FPGA devices out there.
fourtytwo42:
You could use Modelsim on it's own also.
The only problems with all these things are they are insanely sensitive to platform eg XP/WIN/LINUX/32/64
I am presently running Quartus/Msim V12.0 on XP/32 having failed to get anything to run on Linux/64!
For those of us forced to run older versions there are also built in traps such as file format incompatibilities, so beware!
tggzzz:
* Choose the device/family you are going to use
* Use the manufacturer's toolset
* Use VHDL or Verilog or another option supported by the toolset
* Use linux if there's an option
You will use the manufacturer's toolset, unless you limit yourself to that ICE thingy.
NivagSwerdna:
--- Quote from: tggzzz on December 13, 2019, 01:52:25 pm ---
* Choose the device/family you are going to use
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This is not targeted at SPECIFIC hardware... it's an online MOOC I signed up to
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