Verilog Automatic
Automatically generate verilog module ports,instance and instance connections ,for sublime text 2&3
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Verilog Automatic
This plugin can automatically add ports to the current editing file, generate module instances (need ctags),add instance connections ,add file header for verilog code. Both verilog-1995 and verilog-2001 style are supported. I borrowed the idea from automatic.vim which is a similar plugin for VIM, I just rewrote one for sublime text2&3.
Features
- AutoPort
- AutoInst
- AutoDef
- AddFileHeader
Description
AutoPort:(shift+f6)
Automatically add ports to the current editing file after the “/autoport/” mark.
NOTE: NOT SUPPORTED STYLE:
input clk,output single_out, //multiple input/output/inout keywords in the same line input clk,rst, chip_en; //multiple signals separated by comma written in different lines
NOTE: Do not use this function when there are multiple modules in the same file.
Example:
Before
(verilog-1995 style):
module test(/*autoport*/);
input [1:0]a;
input b;
output [2:0]c,d;
inout e;
(verilog-2001 style):
module test(/*autoport*/);
input wire[1:0]a;
input wire b;
output reg [2:0]c,d;
inout wire e;
After:
module test(/*autoport*/
//inout
e,
//output
c,
d,
//input
a,
b);
AutoInst:(shift+f7)
Automatically generate module instances after the “/autoinst/” mark (need ctags).
- NOTE:Need to place the cursor on the module name, multiple-cursor supported to generate multiple instances.
Example:
Before:
test test_instance(/*autoinst*/);
After:
Place the cursor on the module name “test”
test test_instance(/*autoinst*/ .e(e), .c(c), .d(d[2:0]), .a(a[1:0]), .b(b));
AutoDef:(shift+f8)
Automatically add instance connections after the /autodef/ mark.
Example:
before:
/*autodef*/
test test_instance(/*autoinst*/
.e(e),
.c(c),
.d(d[2:0]),
.a(a[1:0]),
.b(b));
after:
/*autodef*/
wire e;
wire [2:0]d;
wire c;
wire b;
wire [1:0]a;
//assign e=
//assign d=
//assign c=
//assign b=
//assign a=
test test_instance(/*autoinst*/
.e(e),
.c(c),
.d(d[2:0]),
.a(a[1:0]),
.b(b));
AddFileHeader:(shift+f9)
Add your personal information in the setting file(the user's setting file is better),like below or leave any of them empty:
{
"Author":"Mike",
"Company":"Microsoft",
"Email":"whatever@yahoo.com"
}
thus generates the file header like this:
//==================================================================================================
// Filename : test.v
// Created On : 2013-04-01 21:37:31
// Last Modified :
// Revision :
// Author : Mike
// Company : Microsoft
// Email : whatever@yahoo.com
//
// Description :
//
//
//==================================================================================================
Change log
05/08/2013
Add verilog-2001 style port declaration support.
Add comments support, single line commneted-out code will be ignored.