is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl?

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Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

You can use X-HDL 3.2
It is the premier Verilog <=> VHDL bi-directional translator. X-HDL performs translation of even the most complex RTL/gate-level code efficiently and requiring few, if any, "hand tweaks" of the translated code. X-HDL also contains specialized algorithms which are very effective in translating behavioral-level code to functionally equivalent target-language code.
X-HDL is supported on the following platforms:
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Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

But there are some lilitations in this tool ,
It will not support Verilog 2001 features.
it convert VHDL 1987 to Verilog 1995, fetures.
 

try visual

it can read VHDL and write output in verilog
 

Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

Do you know a tool that translate Systemc to VHDL?
 

Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

gentle_man said:
try visual

it can read VHDL and write output in verilog

i don't think visual elite is a good choice.
 

Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

one can write vim scripts to do it
 

Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

harshad said:
one can write vim scripts to do it

Even a shell script can do that as well.
 

Re: is there any tool that could translate verilog into vhdl

We got blocking assignment in Verilog but not found in VHDL
can translater translate that ? Be very doubtful! 8)
 

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