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Myhdl fork that includes support for multiple entities (MEP110) and fixed point functionality (MEP 111) on VHDL. See myhdl/numeric dir under the numeric branch, and the Cordic example (example/cordic/Cordic.ipynb).

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What is MyHDL-numeric?

MyHDL-numeric is an enhancement of the MyHDL package which provides support for multiple VHDL entities (MEP110) and fixed-point numbers (MEP111).

The fixed-point numbers are based on the bit-array class, that provides support for three new types: sintba (signed integer), uintba (unsigned integer) and sfixba (signed fixed point).

Presently it only supports these new types on VHDL, and makes use of the IEEE fixed_pkg available on VHDL-2008. If this version is not available, it can also make use of the proposed implementation available for VHDL-93. You can find the sources under the vhdl directory. The implementation also takes into account the correction presented in DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.33860.42884.

An example of the numeric enhancement can be found under the directory example/cordic.

License

MyHDL is available under the LGPL license. See LICENSE.txt.

Installation

If you have superuser power, you can install MyHDL-numeric as follows:

python setup.py install

This will install the package in the appropriate site-wide Python package location.

Otherwise, you can install it in a personal directory, e.g. as follows:

python setup.py install --home=$HOME

In this case, be sure to add the appropriate install dir to the $PYTHONPATH.

If necessary, consult the distutils documentation in the standard Python library if necessary for more details; or contact me.

You can test the proper installation as follows:

cd myhdl/test/core
py.test

To install co-simulation support:

Go to the directory cosimulation/<platform> for your target platform and following the instructions in the README.txt file.

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Myhdl fork that includes support for multiple entities (MEP110) and fixed point functionality (MEP 111) on VHDL. See myhdl/numeric dir under the numeric branch, and the Cordic example (example/cordic/Cordic.ipynb).

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