Am 28.12.2013 um 00:23 schrieb David Koontz <[email protected]>: > > On 28 Dec 2013, at 10:07 am, Torsten Meißner <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Yeah, installing the ada-4.4 version from the corrected link fixed my >> problems. >> Thanks for your help, i really appreciate :) > > As soon as I saw that darwin8 I knew it was my fault. It didn't help someone > built that version with all the style warnings turned on. As near as I > figure it's to allow someone's tool to do formal proof analysis, which says > it isn't using a real Ada lexer more than likely (translation, it's old). > > I spent the morning trying to trick the gnat gpl 2013 (x86_64) version into > building a 32 bit ghdl executable. Sort of like a handkerchief in a > magician's fist, poke something in, something pops out elsewhere. Looks like > it might be worth building a 32 bit set of tools (a cross compiler sharing a > TARGET but not ARCH). I'm trying to do VHDL, not Ada. > > The idea here is to do all this with the least amount of pain, sorry you fell > in front of the lawn mower. You did stay remarkably focused.
No problem, was a kind of fun ;) > I think you'd have and easier time build the gcc version of ghdl. You'd > likely be pleased with result (other than those pesky .o files). Should be > 20 percent or more faster. It doesn't use these old tools to build either. > The installed image is under 74 MB (a bit bigger than the ghdl mcode's 2.1 > MB, but still in the noise even for an Air of late 2012 rMBP). Tony's > GTKWave.app is around 32 MB. I use the TextMate 2 beta (currently around > 13.6 MB) a bit of a pain in the ass to do themes still, but supports Ada and > VHDL grammar highlighting and text folding, spelling checking, various > languages, file browser, you can show line numbers. I think I'm using the > starlight theme, there's no way to tell nondestructively, just big ol' UID, > and nothing showing which one by name. I use Sublime Text 2 for editing, it’s compatible with Textmate packages and has a pretty good package manager plugin to install many cool plugins :) GTKwave is also very nice, the only downer is it’s relying on X environment. BTW: have tested GHDL-mcode against icarus-verilog with a CBCTDES design, which I have written in both languages. The compiled binary of GHDL is pretty good, it simulates in 1/6 of the time the binary of icarus-verilog needs to simulate the same (ported from VHDL into Verilog) design. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Ghdl-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
