Re: Simuler

At 07:28 AM 7/7/2005, you wrote:
>Salut,
>je veux bien savoir pourrais simuler une cellule
>Verilog ou VHDL?
>Si je dois utiliser un simulateur externe, comment il
>faut que je fasse?
>Et si vous avez un exemple d'un code Verilog ou VHDL à
>simuler, SVP, envoi les moi.

Google has translated your question as follows:

"I want to know how to simulate a Verilog cell or VHDL?  If I must use an 
external simulator, how it is necessary that I make?  And if you have an 
example of a Verilog code or VHDL to be simulated, PLEASE, sending them me."

Electric has a built-in simulator called ALS which can simulate structural 
VHDL (that is, it cannot handle behavioral VHDL).  An example is given in 
the user's manual (in the section about ALS, see 
http://www.staticfreesoft.com/jmanual/mchap09-05-02.html).

If you have a circuit, it can be converted to Verilog, but there is no 
Verilog simulator included with Electric: you must obtain that on your 
own.  The only other built-in simulator is IRSIM, which does not work from 
Verilog or VHDL.

    -Steven Rubin