A python version was developped (https://github.com/LaurentCabaret/pyVhdl2Sch). This C++ version stays here as (dirty) reference.
Vhdl2sch stand for VHDL to schematic converter.
If you need to create a illustration schematic of your VHDL entities Vhdl2Sch is made for you.
It parse your file, find the entity and create the corespondant schematic with Latex/Tikz.
The result is a pdf (if latex is installed) with a very narrow bounding box so you can import it in a latex document easily.
Linux Not yet windows Not yet MacOs
cd fonts
sudo cp Aegyptus.ttf /usr/share/fonts/truetype/aegyptus/
sudo mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/aegyptus
cd exe/
make
just execute Vhdl2LatexSch It will produce demo.pdf
./Vhdl2LatexSch
If it is ok you now can use Vhdl2LatexSch.
Copy Vhdl2LatexSch to /usr/bin/ or elsewhere in your path
Vhdl2LatexSch test.vhd
with "test.vhd" your file to convert
qtcreator on debian/ubuntu
apt-get install qtcreator
open the source/Vhdl2LatexSch.pro and configure your project to build in exe/