This is the command rtlbrowse that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
rtlbrowse - Allows hierarchical browsing of Verilog HDL source code and library design
files.
SYNTAX
rtlbrowse <stemsfilename>
DESCRIPTION
Allows hierarchical browsing of Verilog HDL source code and library design files.
Navigation through the hierarchy may be done by clicking open areas of the tree widget and
clicking on the individual levels of hierarchy. Inside the source code, selecting the
module instantiation name by double clicking or selecting part of the name through drag-
clicking will descend deeper into the RTL hierarchy. Note that it performs optional
source code annotation when called as a helper application by gtkwave(1) and when the
primary marker is set. Source code annotation is not available for all supported dumpfile
types. It is directly available for LXT2, VZT, FST, and AET2. For VCD, use the
-o,--optimize option of gtkwave(1) in order to optimize the VCD file into FST. All other
dumpfile types (LXT, GHW) are unsupported at this time.
EXAMPLES
To run this program the standard way type:
rtlbrowse stemsfile
The RTL is then brought up in a GTK tree viewer. Stems must have been previously
generated with vermin(1) or some other tool capable of generating compatible
stemsfiles. Note that gtkwave(1) will bring up this program as a client
application for source code annotation. It does that by bringing up the viewer
with the shared memory ID of a segment of memory in the viewer rather than using a
stems filename.
AUTHORS
Anthony Bybell <[email protected]>
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