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There is no synthesis engine for VHDL in it that I'm aware of. It will never handle encrypted IP, so you can't just buy a core if you don't have a certain exper
by analognoise 7y ago
There is no synthesis engine for VHDL in it that I'm aware of. It will never handle encrypted IP, so you can't just buy a core if you don't have a certain expertise in house.
It's... Useless in most commercial settings. The Symbiyosys tools in a commercial setting are only useful for formal verification. And they have some extreme limitations.
- tverbeure 7y ago> There is no synthesis engine for VHDL in it that I'm aware of. The answer is one simply Google search away: http://www.clifford.at/yosys/cmd_verific.html http://www.clifford.at/yosys/cmd_verific.html The commercial version of Symbiyosys uses Verific to parse and elaborate designs. The Verific front-end supports Verilog, SystemVerilog and VHDL. When it comes to formal verification, the Verific front-end and the Yosys Verific backend support a large set of the formal verification primitives of SystemVerilog. (See also the above link.)