is there any prgram for converting schematic into vhdl code?

[fahim1]

hi
is there any program for converting schematic into vhdl code?
tnx

 

[dpaul]

FPGA vendors such as Xilinx or Actel might have something.

Also have a look here- https://sourceforge.net/projects/genvhdlcode/

In general HDL conversion is typically very messy. It is not recommended.

 

[TrickyDicky]

No schematics can be converted directly to HDL code.

 

[dave_59]

It depends on which schematic tool you are using. Most schematics are just connections of blocks and can be easily converted to any Hardware Description Language as a list of networks. Mentor has a tool called HDL designer that lets you draw blocks as a schematic and produces a the module/entities, but it's up to you do to fill in the RTL contents.

 

[fahim1]

It depends on which schematic tool you are using. Most schematics are just connections of blocks and can be easily converted to any Hardware Description Language as a list of networks. Mentor has a tool called HDL designer that lets you draw blocks as a schematic and produces a the module/entities, but it's up to you do to fill in the RTL contents.

tnx,that schematic can be converted ???

 

[TrickyDicky]

tnx,that schematic can be converted ???
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What you posted is not a schematic. Its a diagram from a paper.

 

[Dan Mills]

Yep, no clocks, no resets, no idea about the timing constraints....

Seriously this sort of thing is easier to just write then it is to define well enough to convert automatically, looks to me like registers and whatever DSP block your device implements if you want the naive implementation.

Regards, Dan.