e language users deserve IDE support too
With features that keep it in current use such as aspect-oriented programming, the e language can leverage integrated design environments. Learn how.
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Extract benefit from the automated refactoring of VHDL code
VHDL has come a long way in terms of complexity. An integrated development environment helps you deliver better and more compliant code quickly.
How IDEs enable the ‘shift left’ for VHDL
Learn how an IDE offers on-the-fly, auto-correct and informed analysis of VHDL code to speed project quality and delivery.
VHDL users also deserve efficient design and verification
More commonly associated with SystemVerilog, IDEs can also greatly help users of the popular HDL for FPGA, mil/aero and other designs.
Accelerate your UVM adoption and usage with an IDE
How an integrated design environment can help you overcome complexities within the Universal Verification Methodology and manage the size of the libraries within it.
Achieving the interactive development of low-power designs
Power intent files have increased efficiency and the use of an IDE can prevent them becoming outdated as a design evolves.
Delivering on the advanced refactoring of design and verification code
An IDE is critical to top quality refactoring. Here are some tips and examples of how to achieve that.
Correct design and verification coding errors as you type
An IDE designed to catch typographical errors, missing declarations and inconsistent references in your code can hugely reduce your time in debug.
A helping hand for design and verification
Integrated design environments and features within them such as auto-complete deliver valuable efficiencies for input, verification and debut.
The rush to open source tools
Mind how you go. The only truly free thing about open source tools is the download itself. There is, however, a 'third way', matching professional support to these often useful options.
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