Are VHDL source code templates available in ModelSim IntelFPGA?

[JCosp]

I have noticed that the option exists in standard ModelSim versions but I have not found it in IntelFPGA versions.

[MuhammadAr_U_Intel]

Hi,

May I know what version of Modelsim you are referring to where VHDL code templates are available ?

Per my knowledge there are some sample code available in Modelsim SE/ Modelsim Intel Edition stored in installation directory.

<installation directory>\modelsim_ase\examples\tutorials\vhdl

Thanks,

Arslan

[Vicky1]

Hi,

I could not understand your question, Can you please tell, where did you find that option in standard ModelSim versions.

Do you mean template available under "file -> New -> Source -> VHDL" in ModelSim Intel FPGA?

Best Regards

Vikas Jathar 

(This message was posted on behalf of Intel Corporation)

[JCosp]

Hi,

I am using version 18.0 (IntelFPGA) which corresponds to version 10.5b from Mentor.

I have checked the user's manual and I realized that in older versions (10.1) it says that you can open language templates by selecting 'Source→Show Language Templates' when the source window is open (User's Guide 10.1b page 465). However, I have not found an equivalent statement in the User's Guide for version 10.5b.

Could have this option been removed in newer versions?

Best Regards,

[MuhammadAr_U_Intel]

Hi,

Yes I checked user manual for older version Source Window language template is removed starting Modelsim Version 10.3

Modelsim User's manual page 47, "Table 1-8. Deprecated Features"

Alternatively you can make use of Verilog/ VHDL language templates provided with Quartus Prime.

Refer to user guide below on how to access them.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/documentation/sbc1513987577203.html#mwh1409959570946

Topic: Using Provided HDL Templates

Thanks,

Arslan

[bitwise]

​There are still templates for VHDL/Verilog/SystemVerilog built into QuartusII. 

To use them, open a text editor window ("File/New" then select your HDL of choice) then either

(a)  Right-click in the text window and select "Insert Template",

(b)  Select "Edit / Insert Template" from the QuartusII menu, or

(c)  Left-click on the scroll icon that is in the text editor toolbar.

These templates are for synthesis.  If you want a test bench template then open your compiled project in QuartusII and select "Processing / Start / Start Test Bench Template Writer".

Hope that helps.

Craig