Use GHDL instead of FreeHDL for digital simulation [Linux Only] #503
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The approach taken follows the advice given at Qucs/qucs#830. Includes syntax fixes to accomodate the slight differences between GHDL and FreeHDL.
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Thanks for the contribution! Merged. The remaining thing is to update the Windows BAT files until #396 will be implemented. |
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I need to set up a build environment for Windows, but updating the .bat script should be trivial thereafter. I think there are also some further enhancements possible regarding the way in which subcircuits are passed to the simulator. |
I will try to update the BAT myself in the next week. |
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The approach taken follows the advice given at Qucs/qucs#830.
Includes syntax fixes to accommodate the slight differences between GHDL and FreeHDL.
It is not the full solution to #395 and does not address #396, but it allows basic digital simulation as previously.