Icarus Verilog

Icarus Verilog is an open-source Verilog simulation and synthesis tool.

Icarus Verilog can be installed by following the instructions provided in the official documentation of the project.

Some key features of Icarus Verilog include support for the IEEE-1364 Verilog HDL standard, mixed-language simulations, and extensive compiler optimizations.

While Icarus Verilog is primarily a simulation tool, it also includes a simple synthesis subset for generating gate-level netlists.

Yes, Icarus Verilog is cross-platform and can be used on various operating systems including Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Icarus Verilog supports input files written in Verilog and SystemVerilog hardware description languages.

No, Icarus Verilog is a command-line tool and does not have a built-in GUI. However, there are third-party tools available that provide GUI wrappers for Icarus Verilog.

To simulate a design using Icarus Verilog, you can write a testbench in Verilog, compile it along with the design files, and run the generated executable.

Yes, Icarus Verilog can be integrated with other Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools through its standard interface such as the VPI (Verilog Programming Interface) and PLI (Programming Language Interface).

You can find more information, documentation, and community support for Icarus Verilog on the official project website and community forums.