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Active HDL simulator

by rickman <gnuarm@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 5, 2008 at 08:11 AM

I am using the Lattice tools which include the Active HDL simulator.
I understand a lot of things about VHDL and FPGAs and all sorts of
electronics.  But I can stumble over very trivial things in a tool.

Right now I have a project set up and have simulated it and produced
bit files which load into the device and run (more or less).  But it
seems that every time I exit the simulator and re-enter, it forgets
where the source files are.  When I add files to a project it seems to
want to make a copy in the ../work/src directory.  Then any changes I
make to the originals have to be copied to this directory.  Obviously
this is a PITA.

I figured out that I can use the original location for the files by
unselecting a check box that says (make local copy).  If I do that and
re-open the tool, it shows no source files.  It seems to be looking in
the ../work/src directory.

Does anyone out there use the Lattice tools with Active HDL?  This is
the $900 version of ispLever and the simulator is the version that
comes with the Lattice package.

I was getting some good sup****t from an FAE, but I haven't heard from
him in a day or so and I need to figure this out.

I really get tired of fighting the tools.  I much prefer to get work
done.

Rick
 




 3 Posts in Topic:
Active HDL simulator
rickman <gnuarm@[EMAIL  2008-06-05 08:11:15 
Re: Active HDL simulator
Kevin Neilson <kevin_n  2008-06-05 16:45:04 
Re: Active HDL simulator
Mike Treseler <miket_t  2008-08-13 08:14:46 

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