EDA Playground Help

Quick Start

  1. Log in. Click the Log in button (top right) Then either
  • click on Google or Facebook or
  • register by clicking on ‘Register for a full account’ (which enables all the simulators on EDA Playground)
  1. Select your language from the Testbench + Design menu.
  2. Select your simulator from the Tools & Simulators menu. Using certain simulators will require you to supply additional identifcation information.
  3. Type in your code in the testbench and design windows.
  4. Click Run.
Tutorial <http://eda-playground.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html>_

What is EDA Playground?

EDA Playground gives engineers immediate hands-on exposure to simulating and synthesizing SystemVerilog, Verilog, VHDL, C++/SystemC, and other HDLs. All you need is a web browser.

  • With a simple click, run your code and see console output in real time.
  • View waves for your simulation using EPWave browser-based wave viewer.
  • Save your code snippets (“Playgrounds”).
  • Share your code and simulation results with a web link. Perfect for web forum discussions or emails. Great for asking questions or sharing your knowledge.
  • Quickly try something out
    • Try out a language feature with a small example.
    • Try out a library that you’re thinking of using.
Playground

You can use EDA Playground

  • for Quick prototyping – try out syntax or a library/language feature.
  • when asking questions on Stack Overflow or other online forums, attach a link to the code and simulation results.
  • during technical interviews to test candidates’ SystemVerilog/Verilog coding and debug skills.
  • trying out different verification frameworks: UVM, SVUnit, plain Verilog, or Python.

Support, Feature Requests and Bug Fixes

Support available on EDA Playground forum
Or open a bug here: https://github.com/edaplayground/eda-playground/issues (requires GitHub account).

News and Site Updates

New features are frequently being added to EDA Playground. Follow the updates on your favorite social media site:

Credits

EDA Playground is maintained by Doulos.