HGDB RTL
This is an experimental tool to generate symbol table from SystemVerilog designs. It uses slang as a frontend to parse any SystemVerilog files.
How to install
TO install, simply run the following commands
pip install hgdb-rtl
hgdb-rtl will show up in your path.
Limitations
Since SystemVerilog is a complex language, there are several limitation in the current implementation. Notice that none of them are systematic - given enough engineering effort, they can be overcome.
- No SSA transformation for
always_comblogic. This means that if you reassign the same variable in the samealways_combblock, the intermediate result will not show in during debugging. - Local variables declared in the procedural will not be detected.
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