Playground The EDA Playground teaches engineers how to use a web browser to simulate and synthesize HDLs like SystemVerilog, Verilog, VHDL, C++/SystemC, and others. Additionally, it has a wave viewer.
Run your code on EDA Playground, view the bottom 200 lines of results in the Results pane, and then share the waves in our browser-based wave viewer, EPWave. A playground can also be saved with a static link that other people can access.
Use the Playground button, which is accessible to everyone on the playground page, to directly email or copy a playground to 검증놀이터 your local drive. The Save and Share links at the bottom right of the playground page can also be used to share it with other users.
Access the EDA Playground With a Verifiable Credential (VC) Paste a JSON-LD credential into the credential box on the login form to gain access to the playground. After that, you'll be asked to choose a password. You can skip this step and still use the playground if you don't want to set a password.
From the Testbench + Design menu, create a new playground, or use the Files tab to add files to an existing playground. Up to a maximum of one million characters, you can add multiple files.
Any options required by the simulators you choose will be included automatically when you choose a language and libraries, but you can manually configure those if necessary.
Before running a simulation on EDA Playground, you may need to specify a Top entity for some languages. Before running a simulation, for instance, you must specify the components of a top entity with multiple components in the Top Entity field of a VHDL design.
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