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Comp.Arch.FPGA | How can I see the waveform of my verilog codes?

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How can I see the waveform of my verilog codes? - mikelinyoho - 2005-08-22 16:01:00

Regards:

I use "Icarus Verilog" as a synthesis and simulation tool.But How can I
see the
waveform of my verilog codes?

thank you
may goodness be with you all
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Re: How can I see the waveform of my verilog codes? - Andy Peters - 2005-08-22 16:58:00

mikelinyoho wrote:
> Regards:
>
> I use "Icarus Verilog" as a synthesis and simulation tool.But How can I
> see the waveform of my verilog codes?

I suppose you didn't read the Icarus Verilog FAQ:

http://www.icarus.com/eda/verilog/FAQ.html

Scroll down to the part where it says:  "I want pretty pictures (wave
forms) of my simulation run."

I further suppose that you could have asked this question in
comp.lang.verilog.

-a