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debussy provides fancy schematics based on your HDL description and can be integrated with simulator such as ncverilog. You can run simulation step by step.
ls000rhb said:
who is familiar with debussy?can tell me some information about its functons which is helpful to ic design?
First and basis, debussy allow you cross debug the signal forward or backward with the dump waveform.
And you can translate the dump wavefrom from digital to analog (support many format and radix), very usful in signal processing IC design, where many signals should be sin wave, also help you find overflow or saturation. Thus you don't need write every wanted signal to file, but just see their waveform at the same time in debussy.
Debussy can also help you trace a waveform signal to source code. As you view source code, you can figure out which module is driving a signal and it can show you which is receiving a signal. In addition, you can see the values each wire or register in your source code are changing to.
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