Hi, Hope you are doing well. I'm looking for some informations about what we call "Simulation Step by step" in Modelsim, what is the intented/advantages of this simulation? If there is some documents, exercices, projects about this topic, i will be very grateful. Thank's for your time :)
Hicham Amine wrote: > what we call "Simulation Step by step" How is this functionality called in common? Is it "Single-Step"? Then (to speak for VHDL) the only use is to debug a process/function/procedure with variables and loops inside. Then you can have a look for intermediate values...
Thank you Lothar Miller, well it's for VHDL, FPGA Test and Vereficiation domain
Hicham Amine wrote: > Thank you Lothar Miller, well it's for VHDL, FPGA Test and Vereficiation > domain That doesn't answer his question. Where did the phrase "Simulation Step by step" come from? For me it sounds it is from some kind of tutorial.
Hi Lattice, Simulation Step by step (= simulation pas à pas in french), it's a debug method used for debuggin the simulation environnement (work bench), it help to segment the debug into block by block... to see the origin of the FAIL/Bug(is that come from RTL code/ or it's a Benche coding error). That what i know as a few information, now im looking for a tutorial or a training that contain this kind of simulation. Thank's
If yuo habe found a good introduction for modelsim, please post a link. I had started sometimes with modelsim, but I fall back to GHDL. This is also VHDL simulator.
René D. wrote: > introduction for modelsim
1 | vcom *.vhd |
2 | vsim -gui testbench |
3 | |
4 | add wave * |
5 | run -all |
That's it ;-) Duke
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