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Users
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What MyHDL is not. MyHDL users and their projects. How to add user info. The user info is still being migrated from the old site. Visit the old site. MyHDL's creator and BDFL. MyHDL's page of Benoît Allard. Christopher L. Felton. Content licensed under the CC-BY-SA. License. See Terms of Use.
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Why MyHDL?
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What MyHDL is not. Here is a good reason: MyHDL is open-source software that you can use for free. However, there are many other good reasons why MyHDL is worth considering. This page describes a number of common situations and opinions, and how MyHDL addresses them. If you recognize them, MyHDL may be a good solution for you. New to digital hardware design. Moreover, with MyHDL you can convert your designs automatically to both Verilog and VHDL. So you keep all your options open. It is clear that these ...
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Overview
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What MyHDL is not. MyHDL is a free, open-source package for using Python as a hardware description and verification language. Python is a very high level language, and hardware designers can use its full power to model and simulate their designs. Moreover, MyHDL can convert a design to Verilog or VHDL. This provides a path into a traditional design flow. The built-in simulator runs on top of the Python interpreter. It supports waveform viewing by tracing signal changes in a VCD file. With MyHDL, the Pyth...
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Support
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Info
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What MyHDL is not. This website is developed collaboratively by the MyHDL community. It is developed using the Urubu. Software. Read more ». The theme of this website uses the Bootstrap. Framework. It is based on the Flatly. Theme, provided by Bootswatch. The content on this website is licensed under the CC-BY-SA License. Content licensed under the CC-BY-SA. License. See Terms of Use.
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Commercial support
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What MyHDL is not. Jan Decaluwe, MyHDL's creator and maintainer, is available for commercial MyHDL support, consulting and contract work on MyHDL-based design projects. For more information, check out his website. To discuss commercial projects, send an email to Jan Decaluwe. Content licensed under the CC-BY-SA. License. See Terms of Use.
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Community
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What MyHDL is not. The MyHDL Mailing List. Is used to exchange information about MyHDL. However, there are more convenient interfaces than email to the same information, so read on. The mailing list is archived on http:/ gmane.org. Which provides a bidirectional gateway to the mailing list. Gmane lets you choose among a variety of interfaces to access and search the mailing list information. Moreover, there is no need to subscribe. In addition to the mailing list there is a #myhdl. IRC channel on freenode.
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Installation
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What MyHDL is not. You can install MyHDL using pip:. To upgrade an existing installation to the latest version, use:. Pip install - upgrade myhdl. If pip is not yet available on your system, follow the pip installation instructions. You may want to install MyHDL in an isolated environment using virtualenv. MyHDL uses the standard Python distutils. To install MyHDL on your system, download. The latest release. Untar and unzip the downloaded file:. Go into the release directory:. Cd myhdl-0.9.0. Co-simulat...
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General news
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What MyHDL is not. Today, MyHDL merged complete Python3 support in the development master branch on github. A makeover for myhdl.org. Today, myhdl.org got a complete makeover. Read about the rationale. And the new system. Follow MyHDL on twitter! MyHDL is now on twitter: follow @MyHDL. Content licensed under the CC-BY-SA. License. See Terms of Use.