ISE Simulator not present in Linux?

Hi, I just succesfully installed ISE BaseX on Linux. All is OK. BUT the ISE simulator is not present in the list of available simulators in project properties. Please help!

Cheers Mehdi.

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GaLaKtIkUs™
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The ISE 7 Feature Guide document

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says that Modelsim is "Sold as an Option."

Contact your Xilinx distributor. Or you can buy a real copy from here:

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Regards, Allan

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allanherriman

The ISE 7 Feature Guide document

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says that Modelsim is "Sold as an Option."

Contact your Xilinx distributor. Or you can buy a real copy from here:

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Regards, Allan

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The OP asked about the ISE built in simulator not about modelsim! ISE Simulator possible only supported on windows version (in 7.1).

Antti

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Antti Lukats

Ah, yes. How is the built in simulator? Is it worth using?

Regards, Allan

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allanherriman

almost useless in 7.1, maybe it is better in the 8.1

Antti

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Antti Lukats

I'm not talking about the ModelSim but about the "ISE Simulator". I bought ISE BaseX because in the

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file, in the Verification section, the ISE Simulator Lite in marked YES. But it seems that it is not included with the Linux version of ISE BaseX.

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GaLaKtIkUs™

Ok ... So what simulator to use? -I bought the "MicroBlaze & PowerPC Development Kit" (with ML403 Board). -I'm using Linux as OS. -I'm a PHD Student who decided to make a sacrifice by buying that kit. I can't afford ModelSim PE/SE (since it seems that XE is not available on Linux). I'm really confused and unhappy with that :(

Mehdi

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GaLaKtIkUs™

"GaLaKtIkUsT" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news: snipped-for-privacy@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

it seems that you are forced to use either some free simulator or modelsimXE on Windows OS.

Antti

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Antti Lukats

You can try at

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there is free version with some speed limit (and perhaps some other limit) but if you use it "for fun" then it's ok!

Regards Sandro

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Sandro

Maybe you can ask ModelSim for a university license or maybe your university has a license server ...

Sylvain

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Sylvain Munaut

Xilinx only offers the ISE Simulator in the Windows version of ISE 7.1i. You can see that in the ISE feature table on the web site.

It is rumored (but unconfirmed) that ISE Simulator will be available on Linux in the 8.1i release, expected "Real Soon Now".

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Eric Smith

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