Joshua Boyd wrote:
For a long time, the WebPack edition was windows only, but starting
somewhere in Version 7, the WebPack is also available for Linux.
Officially only RHEL3 was supported. I tried it on RHEL3, and the main
ISE program still didn't want to work (badly broken file browser, and I
Samuel A. Falvo II wrote:
On 9/3/06, Bob Paddock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > For example, if you were to pick xilinx, and with what you have
> > mentioned, you might want to drop the cpld,
Xilinx CoolRunner family of parts are still worth looking at if low power
is the overriding goal.
If
Samuel A. Falvo II wrote:
I am working on a project that, in the end, may require me to utilize
a CPLD just to get the thing working and cost-effective. But I really
have no knowledge of how to prototype with such beasts.
Is there a body of resources that you folks would recommend to a
*total*
Stuart Brorson wrote:
* Your Linux distro and version (e.g. Fedora Core 3, SuSE 9.3, or
whatever) * Some explanation about why you thought you needed to copy
everything to the hard drive. That is, what happened leading you
to take this step?
his cdrom is being mounted noexec, this
DJ Delorie wrote:
This is pretty standard functionality in commercial packages. The
board stuffers like to have the components in a logical
arrangement(R10 is near R9, etc.).
I always numbered mine by pages, like all R100-R199 were on schematic
page 1, etc. They tended to get grouped together
kmk wrote:
The page might point exlicitly to distributions that need no download at
all because they natively include the geda tools. It should mention,
that the distribution may not feature the most recent version, but it
will reduce installation pains (to zero).
At the moment this is true for
Günter Dannoritzer wrote:
Hi,
Is anybody using Icarus Verilog for post synthesis simulation?
I have had better success with gplcver for this phase. At least in 0.8x
specify block support in icarus seems unusual.
john
Is there a way to compile the SIMPRIM library from Xilinx into a library
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Can somebody confirm that Icarus supports/doesn't support the modulo
operator for reals? I'm very willing to believe that my problem has
to do with my head being wedged, but I just want to make sure that
Icarus supports the operation I want to perform.
Stuart
from
it looks like iverilog does not accept +define+.v from the command line,
but as it is the default, not a big issue.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ iverilog -y lib test.v && ./a.out
out is 0 at 0
out is 1 at 25
out is 2 at 35
out is 3 at 45
perhaps your module file is not called module_name.v ??
jo
User Tomdean wrote:
Is this off topic?
How do I cause iverilog to pick up modules from files?
I tried '-I../modules'
if the module fred is in the file fred.v, then
add the directory path -y dirpath
and tell the tool the file suffix with +libext+.v
(for the .v extension ))
-I is for thing
al davis wrote:
1. I don't recommend using Ubuntu to build software. Ubuntu
doesn't come with the usual build tools (gcc, header files
and all that) installed. That's why you had all the
dependecies to deal with.
Ubuntu is good for e-mail and text editing, but not at all
good for the task you
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