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verilog2systemc

Convert a Verilog design into a SystemC model

This utility has been developed for those who want to convert an existing verilog design into SystemC. Such translation is required to model existing IPs after re-architecting the same. This has been developed in Java (1.8) in order to make it platform independent and bundled as an executable JAR file.

Usage

source setup_env.('csh' or 'sh' or 'bat' as applicable )
Alternatively, for Unix
setenv EDAUTILS_ROOT /usr/user1/DesignPlayer-linux.x86/01MAY2014 ( installation dir )
set path = ( $EDAUTILS_ROOT/bin $path )
and for Windows
set EDAUTILS_ROOT=D:\tmp\DesignPlayer-win32.x86_64\01MAY2014 ( installation dir )
set PATH="%path%;%EDAUTILS_ROOT%\bin"
verilog2systemc -in simple_and.v -top simple_and -outdir outputdir
OR
java com.eu.miscedautils.verilog2sc.verilog2systemc -f vlog_files.list -top mytopmodulename +define+directive1 +incdir+inc1+inc2 -outdir tmpdir

Use the switch -two_value_logic in case you want to translate the design in the 2 value logic( '0' and '1' ) based SystemC.

You can provide verilog files in any order even as *.v ( inside the list file ) and use the -sort switch to sort them internally before processing them.

It generates a Makefile in the output directory in order to compile the generated files in the right order and to link them to build the executable.

Get all the options by executing it as ' verilog2systemc -help '

Send your feedback to help@edautils.com for further improvement of this tool.

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The collection of tools and utilities fills a real void in EDA. The baya tool is exactly what we had been looking for to assemble large top-level modules in Verilog. The GUI and high-level TCL commands are intuitive, allowing designers to get started immediately.
Michael TrocinoIC Design Manager, Coherent Logix
Thanks for efficient tools which have been successfully used in our internal wireless design flow. Friendly support has been highly appreciated.
Claudine RaibautEDA Manager, Texas Instruments
Baya is a mature production quality tool with features and capabilities beyond those of tools provided by large EDA vendors. Its flexibility is a key reason we have chosen it for use in our Cloud-based platform.
David FritzCEO, Social Silicon
Kanai produced an excellent tool set, which is very useful for complex system-on-chip integration flows. We were skeptical in the beginning, but later got really impressed by the high quality and ease of use.
Boris V. KuznetsovCEO, SOCC
Thanks a lot for creating DesignPlayer and the huge Java class library behind it. Your strong support makes me confident to explore more details in future.
Rolf KemperManager, Mixed Signal Design, Renesas Electronics Europe
EDAUtils is one of the most comprehensive tools for SoC design and integration, and it is available for free. I included EDAUtils in the OpenTech Package as a featured application.
Jamil KhatibOpenTech Package
The VHDL2Verilog translator worked great, even handling the generate statements in the source VHDL. It met our needs exactly.
Jerry FrenkilVP of Engineering, NanoWatt Design
We use the Verilog Parser for developing FPGA CAD applications. The library is very stable and EDAUtils provided much helpful support to us.
Dustin PetersonUniversity of Tübingen
I like the IP-XACT tools and others that you have developed. The IP-XACT tools are great.
Amal KhailtashLead FPGA Designer, Ciena Communications
The netlist parser provides an easy to use and flexible environment for developing my own custom analysis tools. The best part has been the prompt and helpful support.
Gene Y. WuUniversity of Texas
We have been using the Verilog testbench generator in Unix. It is really useful in the coding process and easy to use. I would recommend their tools.
Lucas TeixeiraSMDH
That really helped me now. I got the job done at the right time.
S. KrishnanIntel
The collection of tools and utilities fills a real void in EDA. The baya tool is exactly what we had been looking for to assemble large top-level modules in Verilog. The GUI and high-level TCL commands are intuitive, allowing designers to get started immediately.
Michael TrocinoIC Design Manager, Coherent Logix
Thanks for efficient tools which have been successfully used in our internal wireless design flow. Friendly support has been highly appreciated.
Claudine RaibautEDA Manager, Texas Instruments
Baya is a mature production quality tool with features and capabilities beyond those of tools provided by large EDA vendors. Its flexibility is a key reason we have chosen it for use in our Cloud-based platform.
David FritzCEO, Social Silicon
Kanai produced an excellent tool set, which is very useful for complex system-on-chip integration flows. We were skeptical in the beginning, but later got really impressed by the high quality and ease of use.
Boris V. KuznetsovCEO, SOCC
Thanks a lot for creating DesignPlayer and the huge Java class library behind it. Your strong support makes me confident to explore more details in future.
Rolf KemperManager, Mixed Signal Design, Renesas Electronics Europe
EDAUtils is one of the most comprehensive tools for SoC design and integration, and it is available for free. I included EDAUtils in the OpenTech Package as a featured application.
Jamil KhatibOpenTech Package
The VHDL2Verilog translator worked great, even handling the generate statements in the source VHDL. It met our needs exactly.
Jerry FrenkilVP of Engineering, NanoWatt Design
We use the Verilog Parser for developing FPGA CAD applications. The library is very stable and EDAUtils provided much helpful support to us.
Dustin PetersonUniversity of Tübingen
I like the IP-XACT tools and others that you have developed. The IP-XACT tools are great.
Amal KhailtashLead FPGA Designer, Ciena Communications
The netlist parser provides an easy to use and flexible environment for developing my own custom analysis tools. The best part has been the prompt and helpful support.
Gene Y. WuUniversity of Texas
We have been using the Verilog testbench generator in Unix. It is really useful in the coding process and easy to use. I would recommend their tools.
Lucas TeixeiraSMDH
That really helped me now. I got the job done at the right time.
S. KrishnanIntel

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