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Just in case this is useful to anybody ... http://www.ee.ed.ac.uk/~me99wrt/gateway/veriwell.exe Best, -Arrigo |
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Arrigo Benedetti <> writes: > Just in case this is useful to anybody ... > > http://www.ee.ed.ac.uk/~me99wrt/gateway/veriwell.exe Oops... this executable does not work, however this one does: http://www.engr.usask.ca/classes/EE/451/software/veriwell.exe Cheers, -Arrigo |
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Thank you, very helpful. Well, I was about to push this up to the web site: " Veriwell sightings In the XSOC Getting Started Guide, I lament that I was unable to find a copy of the Veriwell free Verilog simulator on the web now that wellspring.com is no more. Fortunately Arrigo Benedetti found this _link_ (Veriwell 2.1.1), and a few minutes with Google produced this _link_ (Veriwell 2.1.7). (Of course, Gray Research LLC cannot vouch for the provenance of these executables, which may carry viruses, etc., use at your own risk.) Either version will run the xsocv/xsoc.prj Verilog XSOC/xr16 testbench in the XSOC project kit. Quoting from 2.1.7 version's README.1ST: Copy Policy SynaptiCAD encourages the unlimited copying of VeriWell! VeriWell is copyrighted, yet freely distributable. Unlike most other software that is protected by a hardware key, VeriWell WILL run without one. We want to make Verilog HDL accessible to anyone who wants to use Verilog for whatever reason -- evaluation, education, training, etc. The Concept of "Free" and "Registered" VeriWell runs in one of two modes: "free" and "registered". In the "free" mode, VeriWell enables all features and functions, but limits the size of the input model to a total of approximately 1000 lines. This limit was selected by University Professors and Verilog users. This should give the user enough capacity to run small-to-medium-sized models for coursework, training, evaluation, and even some commercial applications. Thanks to the authors of this useful software for their beneficence. " I *thought* I had installed both versions and tried them out, but as you indicate otherwise, I'll drop the reference to the 2.1.1 version at ee.ed.ac.uk and just keep the USask one. Thank you for your help! Jan Gray Gray Research LLC |