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shockie
Joined: 10 Jul 2002
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 17 Jul 2002 6:29 How many ASIC design tools have the linux version? |
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hi,
Can anybody tell me which simulation synthesis etc eda tools have the linux version.
thx.
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nanako
Joined: 20 Jul 2001
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| 17 Jul 2002 7:03 |
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for simulation tools, cadence ldv, synopsys vcs and mentor graphics modelsim all can be used on linux
for synthesis, synopsys design compiler. cadence ambit buildgate does not have linux ver.
cheers
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lipton
Joined: 14 Jul 2002
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| 17 Jul 2002 9:43 |
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| IMHO by now 9 of 10 ASIC tools have Linux versions.
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jiang
Joined: 01 Jan 1970
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| 18 Jul 2002 0:33 |
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| nanako wrote: |
for simulation tools, cadence ldv, synopsys vcs and mentor graphics modelsim all can be used on linux
for synthesis, synopsys design compiler. cadence ambit buildgate does not have linux ver.
cheers |
synopsys design comipler has linux version and no longer provides NT version.
The last version is 2002.5, just for linux on pc.
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z81203
Joined: 01 Aug 2001
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| 18 Jul 2002 7:11 |
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most of s\y\n\o\s\p\y\s
part of m\e\n\t\o\r
only one of c\a\d\e\n\c\e(ldv)
some of visual(s\u\m\m\i\t), debussy(n\o\v\a\s)
etc
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SVTONY
Joined: 10 Apr 2002
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| 19 Jul 2002 6:04 FPGA tools |
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For FPGA, I think Synplify has Linux version as well, though I havn't
used that.
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promethe
Joined: 20 Apr 2002
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| 20 Jul 2002 17:53 FPGA tools |
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You are right Synpl!c!ty provides Synpl!fy and Synpl!fy 7.0 and 7.1
for Linux platform - Red Hat 6.2, 7.0, and 7.1 .
You can download (after registration) on
h**p://www.synplicity.c@m/d@wnl@ads/d@wnl@ad1.html
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lipton
Joined: 14 Jul 2002
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| 21 Jul 2002 9:59 |
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| Too bad Xilinx still doesn't have a native Linux version. may be in 5.1 ?
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DeepIC
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| 22 Jul 2002 13:53 L D V 3.4 or later |
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| Does C a d e n c e continue to support NT platform for L D V ?
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treebear
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| 23 Jul 2002 2:33 |
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Deep IC,
I think the NT version of EDA tools may be not supported in the future. It is more easy (means low cost) for a EDA company to transfer a product from Unix to Linux.
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mug
Joined: 27 Mar 2002
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| 02 Aug 2002 23:26 |
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ambit PKS 5 is now available on linux.
nc-verilog/nc-vhdl are available on linux
modelsim is available on linux
Debussy is available on linux
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yorkiny
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| 12 Aug 2002 4:14 is anyone has logic simulator on linux |
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| Could you give a download website.
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andy2000a
Joined: 18 Jul 2001
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| 12 Sep 2002 11:29 |
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| mug wrote: |
ambit PKS 5 is now available on linux.
nc-verilog/nc-vhdl are available on linux
modelsim is available on linux
Debussy is available on linux |
add
synopsys synthesis tool
synopsys VCS
synopsys namoSim
avanti hspice
dolphin smash simulator
novas Laker IC layout tool
...many ....
maybe Cadence will release composer on Linux 2003 Q1
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jonathan
Joined: 29 May 2001
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| 13 Sep 2002 11:15 |
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| i heared that the ise4.2 have a linux version ,but i never saw it . anybody saw it ?
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mami_hacky
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| 13 Sep 2002 16:24 ise 4.2 |
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Xilinx ise 4.2 does not have any linux version, but you can run it's main executables such as, par , ngdbuild , map under linux, using wine. Even it seems that Xilinx's new ise 5.1 does not have a linux version yet.
As you know, running a windows program such as par.exe under linux, although possible, will consume a lot of time, and is slow, so you can not do big implementations under linux for xilinx FPGA.
However, @ltera has ported it's qu(at)rtus development tool to linux completely, when you run it under linux you will see a program just the same as it's windows version. I think there is now a technique that lets designers to compile their windows written code for linux, with out any big change.
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promethe
Joined: 20 Apr 2002
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| 13 Sep 2002 20:09 |
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I've heard that @ltera use WIne to run qu(at)rtus too !!! That's why it has a wind0$ look
and feel .
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