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To simulate in Odin-II, you need to specify list of input signals along with
their values directly in terminal or in a input vector file.
SIMULATION: Always produces input_vectors, output_vectors,
and ModelSim test.do file.
Activate simulation with either:
-g <Number of random test vectors to generate>
-L <Comma-separated list of primary inputs to hold
high at cycle 0, and low for all subsequent cycles.>
-H <Comma-separated list of primary inputs to hold low at
cycle 0, and high for all subsequent cycles.>
-3 Generate three valued logic. (Default is binary.)
-t <input vector file>: Supply a predefined input vector file
-U Default initial register value. Set to -U0, -U1 or -UX (unknown). Default: X
Other Simulation Options:
-T <output vector file>: Supply an output vector file to check output
vectors against.
-E Output after both edges of the clock.
(Default is to output only after the falling edge.)
-R Output after rising edge of the clock only.
(Default is to output only after the falling edge.)
-p <Comma-separated list of additional pins/nodes to monitor
during simulation.>
Typical usage for simulation: ./odin_II.exe -a "$ARCH" -V "$benchmark" -t
"$input_vectors" -T "$output_vectors"
$output_vectors: An output vector file to check output vectors against is
optional.
Original comment by bbipinku...@gmail.com
on 12 May 2015 at 11:17
I wanted to know how to do simulation with Qt creator for blif file
Original comment by samehis...@gmail.com
on 12 May 2015 at 12:33
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
samehis...@gmail.com
on 12 May 2015 at 10:06