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IIRC, Xilinx's EDA toolchain (ISE; I haven't used Vivado) used Tcl for scripting. So does OpenOCD [1] (a ISP and hardware debugging tool). [1] http://openocd.s
by gshrikant 12y ago
IIRC, Xilinx's EDA toolchain (ISE; I haven't used Vivado) used Tcl for scripting. So does OpenOCD [1] (a ISP and hardware debugging tool).
[1] http://openocd.sourceforge.net/ http://openocd.sourceforge.net/
- hornd 12y agoAs does Alteras. It's almost the defacto scripting language supported by HW vendors. It can be a fun change of pace, too.
- kevin_thibedeau 12y agoVivado is even more heavily dependent on Tcl as they've merged all the separate tools into one application guided solely by Tcl commands. It feels much more like Synopsys Design Compiler which also migrated from its homebrew scripting language to Tcl a few years ago.