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From: dettmer@jupiter.uucp (Thomas Dettmer)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.vhdl
Subject: Re: Model Technology VHDL compiler for pc
Keywords: VHDL
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Date: 24 Jan 91 15:53:43 GMT
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In article <17923@cbmvax.commodore.com> danf@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dante Fabrizio) writes:
>Is anyone using Model Technologies VHDL compilers/simulators.
>There are 2 avialable. V-Systems/PC for DOS based systems and
>V-Systems/Windows which runs in Windows 3.0.
We are actually starting to use the first one. I would be very astonished,
if the second one is available - we wanted to get this stuff but Model
Technologies did send us the non-windows version until the other one is ready.
>
>Can these be used simulate something on the level of 386
>microprocessor based system. 
Depends hardly on the level of description, I think. If I remember
correctly, Model T... says, models up to 10.000 lines (but depending on the
model -generate statements will reduce this number for example-) of source
code will run. 
tom.


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