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    System Verilog Parser IEEE 1800 LRM

    IEEE LRM compliant System Verilog Parser in Java with Python, Tcl API

    This parser has been developed to help users to implement their Verilog tool/utility on the top this library. It reads RTL and populates its internal data structures. There are APIs to extract the design information from the database, there are APIs to elaborate every element of the design along with basic expression evaluation capabilities. It has been bundled as an executable JAR file along with a sample application which reads a RTL file(s), elaborates and dumps it back to show the users that they will be able to extract every bit of design information from the parsed database. ...
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    Free VHDL Parser with Java, Python and T

    IEEE VHDL-93 LRM supported parser implemented in Java, APIs Python/Tcl

    ...Only synthesizable subset of VHDL is supported and it may not work for machine/tool generated VHDL files. This parser has been developed in Java in order to make it platform independent. It reads RTL and populates its internal object model. There are APIs to extract the design information from the database, APIs to elaborate the design along with expression evaluation capabilities. This tool has been bundled as an executable JAR file along with an application which reads a RTL file(s), dumps the design units and the reverts those back. Please refer to the document for the details of the available APIs. ...
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    CAPLET

    CAPLET

    GDS visualization and parallelized capacitance extraction

    Project CAPLET is a capacitance extraction toolkit that extract capacitance at field-solver accuracy. CAPLET can directly handle GDS2 layout files into capacitance matrices in both GUI and command line interfaces. The internal extraction algorithm is specialized for VLSI interconnect structures but not exclusively, as long as the structure is of Manhattan geometry and embedded in a uniform dielectric material.
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    ADS Software
    The ADS It s a process of analysis, permits to extract or to verify the properties of a system analog or digital system.
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    Decodify is a simple program that parses a numerical string and extracts different parts of it as per user query. The main application of 'decodify' is to extract parts of a control bus in logic simulation, but many other uses are possible.
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