El mié, 12-05-2010 a las 14:13 +1200, David G. Koontz escribió: > There's also gedit and geany and of course kate. Some editors have > frameworks allowing you to cobble together an IDE friendly to ghdl. Of > course the enterprising soul might work backward from say gtkwave's twinwave > to include an editor with a file tree browser and external commands. > > I haven't found anything that deals with VHDL tags adequately. Kate and > gedit can be used to search source code from a tree effectively. > > Gedit has an extensive library of plugins: > http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins
Hi, last year was a student of a professor who teaches VHDL and started writing an IDE using how simulator GHDL, but teachers lost interest. I'm still interested, but I have no use feedback. This is the link of the project http://trac.usla.org.ar/skipper and the repositoy svn http://trac.usla.org.ar/svn/skipper It is based on a plugin for gedit and the current features are: * Project Managment. * Check Syntax. * Simulates and open the gtkwaves with the results. * Wizard for a new entity. * Navigation of entities. -- TiN
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