Pascal Giard wrote:
> Getting students to install Xilinx ISE and/or Altera Quartus and/or
> ModelSim is often an issue (wrong platform, wrong version, any other
> issue).
not only students : I'm cursed too,
I was never able to install and run Xilinx's or Altera's tools.
Even under Windows I have always had critical issues,
and when it does not work, the damn mess is so bloated that
it's impossible to know what went wrong :-(

> Having a simulator accessible thru the web would solve these issues.
I'm not interested by a simulator accessed through the web,
if you have many simultaneous students, your server will die...

my approach is more a local simulator connected to the interface
through a browser. GHDL is very easy to install, what I'm doing
now is a set of VHDL and C files that are compiled along a normal
design to provide new I/Os. I have already designed a C & VHDL
library (using VHPIDIRECT) that synchronises the simulation
to the computer's real time clock, so the simulation runs at 1Hz
for example. The idea can be extended to more complex cases,
that's what I doing now.

> -Pascal
yg
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