Coding VHDL/Verilog without the "real device"

Elektronman · Jul 14, 2012

Hello,
I have the Xilinx Web ISE pack and I'd like to ask a question: with this pack or with some other softwares, would it be possible to easily create some VHDL or Verilog modules and running them throughout some sort of "simulator", so that I can see their behaviour without having the real device?
Thank you

mrflibble · Jul 14, 2012

Re: Coding VHDL/Verilog without the "real device"

Yes you can. ISE webpack includes a simulator called ISim. Googling on "xilinx isim tutorial" gives several useful hits to get you started.

And a good starting point on how to write testbenches: https://www.asic-world.com/verilog/art_testbench_writing.html

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