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* [[How to tell if a module has encrypted contents | Verilog/C++: How to tell if a module has encrypted contents]]
 
* [[How to tell if a module has encrypted contents | Verilog/C++: How to tell if a module has encrypted contents]]
 
* [[Comment out a line using test-based design modification and parsetree modification | Verilog/C++: Comment out a line using test-based design modification and parsetree modification]]  
 
* [[Comment out a line using test-based design modification and parsetree modification | Verilog/C++: Comment out a line using test-based design modification and parsetree modification]]  
* [[Access attributes of ports in parsetree | Verilog/Perl: Access attributes of ports in parsetree]]
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* [[Access attributes of ports in parsetree | Verilog/Perl: Access attributes of ports in parsetree and from netlist]]
 
* [[Retrieve package name for user-defined variable types | SystemVerilog/C++/Python: Retrieve package name for user-defined variable types]]
 
* [[Retrieve package name for user-defined variable types | SystemVerilog/C++/Python: Retrieve package name for user-defined variable types]]
 
* [[Pretty-print a module and the packages imported by the module | SystemVerilog/C++: Pretty-print a module and the packages imported by the module]]
 
* [[Pretty-print a module and the packages imported by the module | SystemVerilog/C++: Pretty-print a module and the packages imported by the module]]
 
* [[How to get packed dimensions of enum | SystemVerilog/C++: How to get packed dimensions of enum]]
 
* [[How to get packed dimensions of enum | SystemVerilog/C++: How to get packed dimensions of enum]]
 
* [[Traverse instances in parsetree | Verilog/VHDL/C++: Traverse instances in parsetree]]
 
* [[Traverse instances in parsetree | Verilog/VHDL/C++: Traverse instances in parsetree]]

Revision as of 16:04, 22 January 2020

General

Input: VHDL, Verilog (and SystemVerilog), Liberty, EDIF

Netlist Database

Output

Scripting languages: TCL, Perl, Python

Code examples