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.
VHDL
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.
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Power intent files have increased efficiency and the use of an IDE can prevent them becoming outdated as a design evolves.
Take advantage of the automated refactoring of design and verification code
Refactoring saves time and resuources by converting code to a common format and eliminates redundancies to make it more readable and maintainable.
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.
Why hyperlinks are essential for HDL debugging
Text editors have major debug limitations that the use of hyperlinks in integrated development environments help you overcome.
Lint
A static-analysis tool that checks for errors in HDL code, lint is becoming an increasingly important addition to simulation for RTL and SoC signoff.
Vivado, inside the new Xilinx design suite
The FPGA vendor's new flagship is now on public release. It adds an array of features, including support for system-level to HDL synthesis.
VHDL
VHDL is a hardware description language with rich constructs that can model complex systems. It can also be constrained for use as the starting point of an FPGA or ASIC design.
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