Hello,
I can have a look at the bug tracker and work on the FST waveforms dumper. What
needs to be done ?
If I understand well, making à python interface will allow to simulate a system
with some parts written in vhdl and other parts written in
python. And also if there would be a simulink clone written in python, you
could for example modelize à motor with it and then simulate the
motor with its controller written in vhdl, right ?
Jonas
On Mon, 13 Jun 2016 20:21:39 +0200
Tristan Gingold<tging...@free.fr> wrote:
On 13/06/16 00:07, Jonas Baggett wrote:
Hello,
I am thinking about collaborating in this project. My name is Jonas
Baggett, I am an electronic engineer and I have 2 years of practice
working on VHDL projects. When I started to understand the programming
philosophy behind VHDL, I really find it interesting. At that period I
discovered Ada and I naturally liked this language because of its
similar programming philosophy.
I have already made simulations under GHDL of some of my projects some
time ago and really find that it is a promising software. So I would
like to participate in the improvement of this software. Where do you
think I can help you ? I believe this could be an interesting challenge
for me and as now I have only a temporary job not related to my field,
it will keep myself active in the field.
Hello,
if you look athttps://github.com/tgingold/ghdl there are many open
issues: some are bugs to be fixed and others are enhancements.
You can start from any of them.
You can also work on the FST waveforms dumper, or something very
different like interfacing with Python.
Do not hesitate to subscribe to this mailing list and to ask any
question.
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