Tag Archives: code generation

Stylizer Script

One of the large issues with code generation is getting unreadable results.  Very long lines are easily generated because it’s easy to describe bit-by-bit operations algorithmically.  This is very true of LDPC and other ECC codes.  I decided to make … Continue reading

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Verilog Code Generator

In a previous article, I released a VHDL code generator written in python and using python as the embedded language.  That generator worked fairly cleanly, adding constructs that mostly looked like VHDL code.  I decided to try a different approach … Continue reading

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Adding Python to VHDL

From previous articles, it might be obvious that I’m a fan of code-generation over the language features in VHDL.  This is mainly because the vendors are always slow to adopt any existing parts of the VHDL standard.  Further, portability is … Continue reading

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