I want to track the gr-sounder program to see the role each module plays
in the whole gr-sounder module, because I need to modify the some
verilog module in gr-sounder.
what can I use to debug the program? I’m using PyDev+eclipse to complie
the python code, and Quartus to compile verilog code, but I cannot trace
the whole gr-sounder module to see how the code linked together, how
they are called.
I want to track the gr-sounder program to see the role each module plays in
the whole gr-sounder module, because I need to modify the some verilog
module in gr-sounder.
what can I use to debug the program? I’m using PyDev+eclipse to complie the
python code, and Quartus to compile verilog code, but I cannot trace the
whole gr-sounder module to see how the code linked together, how they are
called.
When I developed gr-sounder, I used the icarus verilog simulator and a
verilog testbench to debug. There really isn’t a way to debug the who
system in realtime.
Johnathan
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