Are there any Free Verilog Simulators for Students???

[jerry jones]

Hello,

I need to know if there are any good free Verilog Simulators.
Currently I am using Cadence Verilog at school but Cadence doesn't
seem to have a "student version" that I can download and use at home.

If anyone has any suggestions or web pages that they can direct me it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

jjones

[Al Arduengo]

There are some indeed. Although you may find instances (no pun) where
they are a little lacking in full capabilities. I use Icarus Verilog
(iverilog) which creates executables from your verilog code. There is
also ver, vbs, vIDE and maybe a few others. vIDE is a Java based tool
for simulation and debugging. A little slow but still shows promise for
at least student use (and hobbiers).

Good luck.

-Al

ps: you can find these by searching.

jerry jones <jjon...@yahoo.com> writes:

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[Klaus-Guenter Leiss]

In article <87aedld...@cs16284-161.austin.rr.com>, ex...@austin.rr.com says...

>
>There are some indeed. Although you may find instances (no pun) where
>they are a little lacking in full capabilities. I use Icarus Verilog
>(iverilog) which creates executables from your verilog code. There is
>also ver, vbs, vIDE and maybe a few others. vIDE is a Java based tool
>for simulation and debugging. A little slow but still shows promise for
>at least student use (and hobbiers).
>
>Good luck.
>
>-Al
>
>

Most of the above you could find through

http://opencollector.org/summary.php3

There are also links to other free EDA tools

Good luck

Klaus

[jerry jones]

On Wed, 06 Sep 2000 06:41:22 GMT, jerry jones <jjon...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

Thanks alot.

This really helps me out.

jjones

[lio...@prodigy.net]

>

Hi,
Can we consider the Verilog A/MS manual Version 2.0 from OVI
the latest standard on Verilog-A ( I'm not interesting for the moment
with the mixed-signal part)??

Does the Verilog-A LRM has been already fully implemented?

Thanks for any pointers on any existing University projects or company products
about Verilog-A.

Hector.

[Chia-Lan Li]

Cadence SpectreHDL supports Verilog-A.
You may want to go to http://www.cadence.com/
to find out more.

Chia-Lan

[jamil...@my-deja.com]

Try to check the OpenTech cdrom at
http://www.opencores.org/OIPC/projects/OpenTech

Regards
Jamil Khatib

In article <a26drscpkd9u9khp5...@4ax.com>,

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Before you buy.

[Bitter Spock]

Checkout Icarus Verilog from www.opencollector.org

<jamil...@my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8p85n3$hku$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...

[misterd...@gmail.com]

Sorry I'm about 18 years too late, but for those who are still searching, I just found a Verilog editor extension for the Eclipse IDE. The Eclipse IDE is a very handy tool in itself and is published under the GNU license, so it's more community-driven than Visual Studio. The plugin seems to be fully functional, so it seems to be a win-win for those of you still in need of a Verilog editor/simulator for your home.

[gnuarm.del...@gmail.com]

I use the Lattice Semiconductor tools which include a free copy of the Aldec Active-HDL simulator which supports both Verilog and VHDL. I don't know so much about Verilog, but if you want to use VHDL-2008 you have to enable that option in every new project.

Rick C.