As an electronics engineer, Verilog code can be written using a variety of software. Here are some commonly used Verilog writing tools: Integrated Development Environment (IDE) : - Xilinx ISE : An integrated development environment provided by Xilinx that supports Verilog/VHDL writing, synthesis, simulation and other functions.
- Vivado : Xilinx's new generation integrated development environment, which supports more devices and functions, and also supports Verilog/VHDL.
- Quartus Prime : An integrated development environment provided by Intel (formerly Altera) that supports Verilog/VHDL writing and FPGA design.
text editor : - Visual Studio Code : Provides rich plug-in support, can be used to write Verilog code, and combined with other plug-ins to implement code highlighting, syntax checking and other functions.
- Sublime Text : A lightweight text editor that supports code writing in multiple languages and can also be used for Verilog editing.
- Atom : An open source text editor developed by GitHub that supports rich plug-ins and can also be used to write Verilog code.
Verilog Simulation Tools : - ModelSim : A Verilog/VHDL simulation tool developed by Mentor that provides powerful simulation and debugging capabilities.
- Xilinx Vivado Simulator : A simulation tool included with Xilinx Vivado IDE that supports Verilog/VHDL simulation.
Online programming platform : - EDA Playground : Provides a platform for Verilog/VHDL online editing and simulation, allowing you to write and simulate Verilog codes without installing any software.
The above are some commonly used Verilog writing tools. You can choose the appropriate tool to write Verilog code according to your personal preferences and project requirements.
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