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Hallo,
anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk
GUI).
Thanks in advance.
Salvatore

"Salvatore Callea" <> wrote in message
news:Xns9578A38E2758Ccalleaslabenit@130.133.1.4...
> Hallo,
> anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk
> GUI).
> Thanks in advance.
> Salvatore

Have you tried emacs? Also, the Xilinx webpack is free.

You can also try Altera Max+PlusII or Quartus.

Salvatore Callea wrote:
> Hallo,
> anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk
> GUI).
> Thanks in advance.
> Salvatore

On 4 Oct 2004 14:31:02 GMT, Salvatore Callea <>
wrote:

>Hallo,
>anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk
>GUI).

If by that you mean an editor that recognizes VHDL syntax so that, for
example, "std_logic" is highlighted but "ste_logic" isn't, then one
candidate would be gvim http://www.vim.org/

--
Rich Webb Norfolk, VA

"Salvatore Callea" <> wrote in message
news:Xns9578A38E2758Ccalleaslabenit@130.133.1.4...
> Hallo,
> anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk
> GUI).
> Thanks in advance.
> Salvatore

I used to use the Crimson Editor, www.crimsoneditor.com

Jeroen

You can use EditPlus if you just want to use the editor.

You can import the syntax and autocompletion files from here

http://www.editplus.com/others.html

EditPlus is really good.

you have to just type entiy and press space bar it will type whole
entiy structure.

EditPlus also supports any other programming language.

Salvatore Callea wrote:

> anybody knows if a free downloadable vhdl editor exists (possibly Tcl/Tk GUI).

http://www.nedit.org

Paul.