Overview of Script Generation for EDA Tools :: Generating Scripts for HDL Simulators and Synthesis Tools (Simulink® HDL Coder™)

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Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• User's Guide

• Introduction to HDL Code Generation

• Code Generation Options in the Simulink HDL Coder Dialog Boxes

• Specifying Block Implementations and Parameters for HDL Code Generation

• Guide to Supported Blocks and Block Implementations

• Generating HDL Code for Multirate Models

• The hdldemolib Block Library

• Streaming, Resource Sharing, and Delay Balancing

• Generating Bit-True Cycle-Accurate Models

• Code Generation Reports, HDL Compatibility Checker, Block Support Library, and Code Annotation

• Interfacing Subsystems and Models to HDL Code

• Stateflow HDL Code Generation Support

• Generating HDL Code with the MATLAB Function Block

• Generating Scripts for HDL Simulators and Synthesis Tools

Overview of Script Generation for EDA Tools

Defaults for Script Generation

• Custom Script Generation

• Using the HDL Workflow Advisor

• HDL Workflow Advisor Tasks

• Code Generation Control Files

• Property Reference

• Release Notes

Overview of Script Generation for EDA Tools

The coder supports generation of script files for third-party electronic design automation (EDA) tools. These scripts let you compile and simulate generated HDL code or synthesize generated HDL code.

Using the defaults, you can automatically generate scripts for the Mentor Graphics ModelSim simulator.

Optionally, you can also generate scripts for a variety of synthesis tools.

Generating Scripts for HDL Simulators and Synthesis Tools

Generating Scripts for HDL Simulators and Synthesis Tools

Defaults for Script Generation

Defaults for Script Generation

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