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01-Creating HDL Text Modules   
Learn how to create HDL Text Modules in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
02-Creating HDL Graphical Modules   
Learn how to create schematic diagram and finite state machine in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
03-Design Flow Manager   
Learn how to use Design Flow Manager in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
04-Creating Testbenches   
Learn how to create a Testbench in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
05-Running Simulation   
Learn how to run simulation and use waveform viewer in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
06-HDL_Debugging   
Learn how to use HDL debugging tools in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
07-Code_Coverage   
Learn how to use Code Coverage in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
08-Design_Profiler   
Learn how to use Design Profiler
Active-HDL Tutorials
09-Documentation_Features   
Learn how to export designs to HTML and PDF in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
10-Simulink Interface   
Learn how to use Simulink® Interface in Active-HDL
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 01 - Getting Started With Active-HDL   
This tutorial provides instructions for using the basic features of the Active-HDL simulator. Active-HDL is an integrated environment designed for development and verification of VHDL, Verilog, System Verilog, EDIF, and System C based designs. In this tutorial we use a Sample VHDL design called PressController from the Active-HDL installation to perform design entry and simulation.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 02 - Running Simulation in the Batch Mode   
This document describes running an HDL simulation using Active-HDL in the batch mode.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 03 - Running Simulation in GUI Mode   
This document describes running an HDL simulation using Active-HDL in the GUI mode.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 04 - Library Management   
This document describes managing libraries in Active-HDL.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 05 - VHDL Performance Optimizations   
This tutorial explains what compilation and simulation options (switches) must be used to achieve the ultimate VHDL simulation performance.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 06 - Verilog Performance Optimizations   
This tutorial explains what compilation and simulation options (switches) must be used to achieve the ultimate Verilog simulation performance.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 07 - Waveform Viewer   
Active-HDL stores simulation results in a signal database file for easier design management.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 08 - Advanced Dataflow   
The Advanced Dataflow window is a tool that allows you to explore the connectivity of a simulated design and analyze dataflow among instances, concurrent statements, VHDL signals and Verilog nets and variables. Values in the design logic can be traced back to their origin, and forward, to the design outputs.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 09 - HDE Based Debugging   
An HDL code breakpoint can be set in HDL source files that are VHDL, Verilog, and SystemVerilog. A breakpoint can also be set in OVA and PSL code, for example in lines that contain assert or cover statements.
Active-HDL Tutorials
Course 10 - Debugging Tools   
Active-HDL users have access o a rich set of debugging tools that enables quick ways to detect and diagnose design issues.
Active-HDL Tutorials
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