Result for 0D698AA268F0C34677EDB4EB662972EDD6B23259

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Key Value
FileName./usr/share/man/man1/ghdl.1.gz
FileSize1938
MD5DF8EF7D66FDBDCC2ED68D62FD46B0550
SHA-10D698AA268F0C34677EDB4EB662972EDD6B23259
SHA-256D751A7E6351573997275EC520798E02DB3F18AA9D9D9B33A94AFAA3240221C45
SSDEEP48:XbIkoGw5P+gVulBgdS2FoD8k6RfLyBFtbeXyq37U6PLhy:Eh5jLI6suzKuXyUo6Pk
TLSHT1B8412C046367560FB4043662B837DE12EC0BA878B792E6C9C9758223739F59A0C52567
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Key Value
FileSize70100
MD5FF7FB01C7939C94D22B2D5B9A99D9150
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1D498E23467D79E65C14E619D3FE5499293775804
SHA-256F820D44495649F7417CE79212894F0AB629EFA6E0C0FC91412DB2FB2AFC62B82
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD50232F8A5CBC20D54B1C4880F6DFCDEBF
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1378F0DAA10E18780DD74E498EE2CC23CB1747C4D
SHA-256760BB298C1CEA0A301DD763BA6FD826BFDACE33EDE462F54FDC4ED886B852631
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD5BE883509B042C3B40246FAC7806986E5
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-12940787D6AD031CEEF3621C2AE3FC41AE644B540
SHA-256D08369B744EC61244B29627C083E64603E0B2E4E71619A609719A4F8E2D5F7B8
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD55B7EFFC1CC44F040458033568F3E1363
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1BF04B34A64DC2C4FD3AAB1981CE81DCEEB92B1DC
SHA-256478B78F682661217C10AEB7F2E3C7FF158BD187262DA2BE6BE40EE6E990275B0
Key Value
FileSize70188
MD54D6212FE18015E6A1BF5E6FC1CFA41C4
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.37+dfsg-2ubuntu1
SHA-1FF327055F305888EFB5E9C44AB51B43CB03D36E5
SHA-256124AA8BE14FE59C7EFFBE575B162951929FF8753353018967E0F0014408F40AD
Key Value
FileSize70192
MD5C94EFCB3CEED9E836E437433B4CBF7E2
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.37+dfsg-1ubuntu1
SHA-15FF098E62520D52B8B0E9955FDF277BA98DE721F
SHA-256F59B11E384C905C97720D978A6FE8256B6D739489DC79209617BB23FC7ED9B81
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD531474DD5AB7778A6468EA8657CAF5745
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1BC81393AF1B08A6A2B8DC2867E8AD8DFC1CF0C4B
SHA-25671F86A104274FDD12A58CB8502ED680DF84618D9CBD7405D56B576F2A1E5F431
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD56C9D35AE787D950DD2963AC114B3D410
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1244D8B4169CFEDBDBFC32D048A9CC5AAE8BE5A5E
SHA-2561A0C0B43852006C44483D23A518E045A44727D738DF96251B5EEBDFFAF6DF5C1
Key Value
FileSize70100
MD5BBD14A404F17BB2462B5FD5C762F2B7C
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1BF0CA0DF75445112A98FD00903ADEBE119C179D2
SHA-2566649666BECB5120F9AECC21C3344576B5C7174F1973D61EB2EEDC880826CC06C
Key Value
FileSize70096
MD5098A7BAA2895ECBF871BCEFD8DF5CD47
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1D4F3DF68F5A17ABD009B274303B2EC48C5950BB4
SHA-2562C31212889EADB647746A624979BF9AFD5CD45FCF5252D0A4E30436007F8D3A0
Key Value
FileSize70096
MD547A3E2E6861DFF3549B73E3974684DAC
PackageDescriptionVHDL compiler/simulator GHDL is a compiler and simulator for VHDL, a Hardware Description Language. GHDL is not an interpreter: it allows you to analyse and elaborate sources to generate machine code from your design. Native program execution is the only way for high speed simulation. . GHDL offers three machine code generation backends: one based on GCC, one using the LLVM compiler suite and a GHDL specific one called mcode. These are available in the ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm and ghdl-mcode packages respectively. Both the GCC and LLVM backends create highly optimized code for excellent simulation performance while simulations compiled with the GCC backend also allow coverage testing using gcov. The mcode backend creates less performant code but makes up for it with much faster compilation. It is therefore preferable for smaller projects without large or long running simulations. . Multiple backends can be installed at the same time and selected by either invoking the desired GHDL directly (as ghdl-gcc, ghdl-llvm or ghdl-mcode) or by providing a GHDL_BACKEND environment variable (containing gcc, llvm or mcode) while invoking ghdl. . This package contains the common files for all backends and requires at least one backend to be installed.
PackageMaintainerDebian Electronics Team <pkg-electronics-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageNameghdl
PackageSectionelectronics
PackageVersion0.35+git20181129+dfsg-3
SHA-1CAEFBDBACC525BB08921A252F726A0C13294B01D
SHA-2567B8C83E537E8FE8B59178E47A09182332248004EB25187172B568FF4542FA43E