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    UMHDL

    UMHDL

    Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for learning HDL

    UMHDL is an educational Integrated Development Environment (IDE) intended for learning digital designing with programmable logic devices using Hardware Description Languages (HDL) through simulation. It is an open-source application created at the Miguel Hernández University (UMH). The aim for the UMHDL development was to have a graphical application that allows learning the VHDL language without licensing restrictions (using some existing open-source tools) and requiring few resources. So,...
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    XOR Tree Generator
    Program for creating Verilog synthesizable XOR trees for high performance designs. Supports creation of Hamming Code (ECC) generators, checkers, and GF2 Multipliers.
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    Eclipse Verilog editor is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE. It provides Verilog(IEEE-1364) and VHDL language specific code viewer, contents outline, code assist etc. It helps coding and debugging in hardware development based on Verilog or VHDL.
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    bel_fft

    bel_fft

    FFT co-processor in Verilog based on the KISS FFT

    bel_fft is a FFT co-processor that can calculate FFTs with arbitrary radix. It is a hardware implementation of the free software Kiss FFT ("Keep it simple, Stupid!"). The target was to allow a simple replacement of the software code with the hardware implementation. Therefore bel_fft comes with a software driver that is compatible with the Kiss FFT routines. bel_fft also has a modular architecture and allows interfacing different bus architectures. So far AMBA AXI, Altera's Avalon bus and...
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    VHDT

    VHDT

    VHDL Design Tool - code generation and project management

    Application simplifies the development and management of VHDL projects. The project is displayed in a well-arranged tree structure depending on the hierarchy of entities. It also helps to maintain projects in a consistent state. Other features include automatic generation of VHDL testbenches and structures based on user-defined templates. The NetBeans platform is used as a basis for the implementation.
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    Open RVC-CAL to HDL (ORC2HDL) is an Eclipse Plugin which uses the Open RVC-CAL Compiler (ORCC) and the openForge HDL Synthesizer. This plugin gives the ability to generate HDL code from a RVC-CAL model.
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    Application defines templates of VHDL structures, which allows us comfortly generate most used VHDL structures. It can also work with VHDL testbench templates from which can be created VHDL testbenches of existing projects.
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    vMAGIC
    vMAGIC is a Java-API which helps creating VHDL generators and analyzers. vMAGIC comprises three parts: 1st a VHDL'93 compliant parser, 2nd a programming model to easily create and modify VHDL constructs, and 3rd a VHDL Writer to generate code.
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    This project includes a set of tools and guidelines designed for rapid production of large-scale embedded systems projects. The tools enable quick generation of reusable, reconfigurable hardware, using a user-specified hardware description language.
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    ACMgen is an automatic code generator of Asynchronous Communications Mechanisms based on the generation of Petri nets models that can be formally verified against some properties and then transformed into a real implementation (e.g. C++ or Verilog).
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    Custom Architecture Generator Tool is a software based on the Netbeans Platform, the main purpose is to accelerate the embedded system realisation with a high level description: VHDL code,C2VHDL conversion,Quartus project generation,real time application
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    This program converts assembly code to verilog implementation
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