Command Line Options » History » Version 2
Sergey Smolov, 10/16/2019 12:02 PM
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3 | Verilog Translator provides the following command line options: |
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4 | |*Long name*|*Short name*|*Description*|*Default value, if it has so*| |
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5 | |--include-dir|-I|Include directory path|-| |
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7 | Detailed notes about potions are written below. |
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9 | h2. Include directory path |
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11 | 2 | Sergey Smolov | The option is used to provide to the tool the path to directory where Verilog modules that the target one uses are located. Multiple paths are always allowed - in such case the should be separated by system separator (":" for Unix, ";" for Windows). |
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13 | When _a.v_ module uses module that is described at _b.v_ file, following situations are available: |
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14 | # The _a.v_ file does not contain "`include" macro - no '--include-dir' option should be used, both modules should be given to Verilog Translator and _b.v_ should be the first one; |
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15 | # The _a.v_ file contains "`include "b.v"" macro - set full path to directory with _b.v_ to '--include-dir' option |
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16 | # The _a.v_ file contains "`include "/relative/path/to/b.v"" macro - set prefix to path to directory with _b.v_ to '--include-dir' option |