You can download gvim syntax file for SystemVerilog & AVM from the
following link
http://www.sibridgetech.com/download/systemverilog_avm.zip (Sibridge
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I am new to gvim. How do I use this syntax file?
Will it work on windows version of gvim?
I have version 6.X
Is there anybody writing an emacs plug-in for AVM and SystemVerilog?
Regards
Gabriel
It surely can work in your gvim on windows.
What you need to do is just put the *.vim file into your <VIM
install_path>\vimfiles\syntax directory, and then modify the <VIM
intall_path>/vim71(or other version)/filetype.vim to add a line for
SV. You can search for 'verilog' in filetype.vim, and add the
'systemverilog' line just like it.
I think you can get more info from VIM's user guide :)
B.R.
Claud
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Thanks for your response.
I will try this now.
regards
Gabriel
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