The original repository is now located on my own git-server at https://git.goodcleanfun.de/tmeissner/libvhdl It is mirrored to github with every push, so both should be in sync.
libvhdl
A LGPL3 licensed library of reusable components for VHDL designs and testbenches.
The intention of this library is not to realize the most optimized and highest performing code. Instead it serves more as an example how to implement various things in VHDL and test them efficiently.
sim
(Non-)synthesizable components for testbenches
AssertP (Deprecated, better use Alerts from OSVVM instead)
Package with various assertion procedures.
assert_true(x[, str, level])checks if boolean x = falseassert_false(x[, str, level])checks if boolean x = falseassert_equal(x, y[, str, level])checks if x = yassert_unequal(x, y[, str, level])checks if x /= y
All of the assert_* procedures have following optional parameters:
strprint string str to console instead implemented onelevelseverity level (note, warning, error, failure)
SimP
Package with various components general useful for simulation
wait_cycles(x, n)waits for n rising edges on std_logic signal xspi_master()configurable master for SPI protocol, supports all cpol/cpha modesspi_slave()configurable slave for SPI protocol, supports all cpol/cpha modes
QueueP
Generic package with various implementations of queue types:
t_simple_queuesimple array based FIFO queuet_list_queuelinked list FIFO queue using access types
DictP
Generic package with implementation of dictionary (aka associative array) type:
t_dictlinked list dictionary using access types
syn
Synthesizable components for implementing in FPGA
SpiMasterE
Configurable SPI master with support modes 0-3 and simple VAI local backend.
SpiSlaveE
Configurable SPI slave with support modes 0-3 and simple VAI local backend.
UartTx
Configurable UART transmitter
UartRx
Configurable UART receiver
WishBoneMasterE
Simple WishBone bus master with support of classic single write & read
WishBoneSlaveE
Simple WishBone bus slave with support of classic single write & read and register backend
test
Unit tests for each component
QueueT
Unit tests for components of QueueP package
SimT
Unit tests for components of SimP package
SpiT
Unit tests for SpiMasterE and SpiSlaveE components
UartT
Unit test for UartTx and UartRx components
WishBoneT
Unit tests for WishBoneMasterE and WishBoneSlaveE components
formal
Formal verification for selected components
common
Common utilities
UtilsP
Common functions useful for simulation/synthesis
and_reduce(x)returns and of all items in x, collapsed to one std_logic/booleanor_reduce(x)returns or of all items in x, collapsed to one std_logic/booleanxor_reduce(x)returns xor of items in x, collapsed to one std_logiceven_parity(x)returns even parity of xodd_parity(x)returns odd parity of xcount_ones(x)returns number of '1' in xone_hot(x)returns true if x is one-hot coded, false otherwiseis_unknown(x)returns true if x contains 'U' bit, false otherwiseuint_to_slv(x, l)returns std_logic_vector (unsigned) with length l converted from x (natural)slv_to_uint(x)returns natural converted from x (std_logic_vector) (unsigned)uint_bitsize(x)returns number of bits needed for given x (natural)
Dependencies
To run the tests, you have to install GHDL. You can get it from https://github.com/tgingold/ghdl/. Your GHDL version should not be too old, because libvhdl needs VHDL-2008 support. So, it's best to get the latest stable release or build from latest sources.
libvhdl uses the OSVVM library to generate random data for the unit tests. It is shipped with libvhdl as git submodule. You have to use the --recursive option when clone
the libvhdl Repository to get it: git clone --recursive https://git.goodcleanfun.de/tmeissner/libvhdl
Another useful tool is GTKWave, install it if you want to use the waveform files generated by some of the tests.
Building
Type make to do all tests. You should see the successfully running tests like this:
$ make
ghdl -a --std=02 ../sim/QueueP.vhd QueueT.vhd
ghdl -e --std=02 QueueT
ghdl -r --std=02 QueueT
QueueT.vhd:52:5:@0ms:(report note): INFO: t_simple_queue test finished successfully
QueueT.vhd:87:5:@0ms:(report note): INFO: t_list_queue test finished successfully
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