I'm reviewing a design with more than 170 VHDL files (2.4 MB), and I could
strongly benefit from a tool that can generate a schematic based on the VHDL
files.
Is there a program that can help me and can you perhaps recommend one?
Thanks in advanced
Jan
> I'm reviewing a design with more than 170 VHDL files (2.4 MB), and I could
> strongly benefit from a tool that can generate a schematic based on the VHDL
> files.
Consider reviewing the simulation testbench first.
That will tell you more about the design than
a graphic with hundreds of boxes and thousands
of wires.
If you have modelsim, take a look at
View, Dataflow once you have some waveforms up.
You can drag in a wave and get an extendable schematic view
of the processes in the neighborhood. You can even
watch the data values change as you move the
waveform cursor.
-- Mike Treseler
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I can't recommend one, but I have heard of a tool called
"HDL Companion" recently, which claims to do what you describe.
Also I think Mentor's HDL Designer can do that.
regards
Alan
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