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I am using a 3rd party DDR3 SDRAM IP and all I got is a verilog protected .vp file and verilog header file .vh. I found following command in modelsim manual to protect a verilog file(you need to use `protected and `endprotected pragma in your verilog code) but I don't know how to compile a...
I know how to compile and simulate modelsim from Windows DOS using a .do file like this:
vsim -c -do run.do
This runs modelsim inside DOS window using this macro file I created and I can see all the logs in my DOS window. Modelsim runs in the background. Now I want instead opening a Modelsim...
Thanks for the reply. Well, the main idea is to run C++ programs inside Modelsim. At the moment, I am using MS Studio to generate my stimulus and then open Modelsim and run my verilog files. I want to do this inside Modelsim without using any other programs like Studio.
Hi, I need to run some simple C++ programs in order to get some input stimulus for my verilog files. I want to run this inside Modelsim. I found a link on net: **broken link removed**
I tried something like this in modelsim:
cl -c -GX -I C:/foldername myprogram.cpp
And it gives me following...
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