Open Source VHDL/Verilog Software for Windows

Spartan3A Starter Kit Oscilloscope with Java Client

A verilog language compiler written using Java and JavaCC. It produces a netlist, an ascii text file, of all the cell connections. It can compile very large circuits comprised of many modules.

BlueSVEP is an Eclipse-based IDE for Bluespec SystemVerilog, a functional hardware description language based on a synthesizable subset of Haskell and SystemVerilog.

A new 64-bit RISC platform, complemented by a set of development tools, standards specifications and synthesizable VHDL implementations.

Custom Architecture Generator Tool is a software based on the Netbeans Platform, the main purpose is to accelerate the embedded system realisation with a high level description: VHDL code,C2VHDL conversion,Quartus project generation,real time application

The OS561 operating system based around FORTH/Java. The OS is to run on a VHDL chip OpenHardware design called the Minon, but could become available for other platforms. The unique point of the design is a revolutionary data compression technology.

Open RVC-CAL to HDL (ORC2HDL) is an Eclipse Plugin which uses the Open RVC-CAL Compiler (ORCC) and the openForge HDL Synthesizer. This plugin gives the ability to generate HDL code from a RVC-CAL model.

OpenWebServo is an Open Source Hardware and Software project. Its main goal is to develop a web-controlled servo system. The project includes web application, firmware and hardware design.

Application defines templates of VHDL structures, which allows us comfortly generate most used VHDL structures. It can also work with VHDL testbench templates from which can be created VHDL testbenches of existing projects.

Application simplifies the development and management of VHDL projects. The project is displayed in a well-arranged tree structure depending on the hierarchy of entities. It also helps to maintain projects in a consistent state. Other features include automatic generation of VHDL testbenches and structures based on user-defined templates. The NetBeans platform is used as a basis for the implementation.

This package is designed for people who are a) interested in writing emulators or b) integrating this level of detain into their applications (e.g., a video game). The ability to do this is useful because a) it allows for tinkering far before physical implementation of the design is. In addition to a strong core, WFCPK will also include modules emulating various processors (e.g., the MOS 6502 and the Zilog Z80) as well as the Video-Audio Interface (a custom VGA-compatible display and audio controller). The VAI is designed to fit within an FPGA to be integrated into real designs. This library is licensed under the GPLv3 but also includes the classpath exception so that proprietary software can be linked against it required.

bel_fft is a FFT co-processor that can calculate FFTs with arbitrary radix. It is a hardware implementation of the free software Kiss FFT ("Keep it simple, Stupid!"). The target was to allow a simple replacement of the software code with the hardware implementation. Therefore bel_fft comes with a software driver that is compatible with the Kiss FFT routines. bel_fft also has a modular architecture and allows interfacing different bus architectures. So far AMBA AXI, Altera's Avalon bus and the Wishbone bus are supported. However, bel_fft's architecture allows an easy adaptation to further bus architectures (e.g. AMBA AHB). It comes with a Java wizard to configure the co-processor and to generate all required files (e.g. twiddle ROMs). It comes with integration into Xilinx Vivado, EDK, and Altera QSYS and includes example designs for Xilinx Zynq and with PCI-Express core (including Linux driver and application). bel_fft is distributed under the GNU Lesser Public License 2.1.

This project is aimed at producing open source hardware for real time use in industrial automation. This project will have a few sub-projects that will focus on individual hardware for various industrial purpose. Some of the sub-projects will be of type Field-IO Modules development, Analog-IO Module development etc.

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vMAGIC is a Java-API which helps creating VHDL generators and analyzers. vMAGIC comprises three parts: 1st a VHDL'93 compliant parser, 2nd a programming model to easily create and modify VHDL constructs, and 3rd a VHDL Writer to generate code.