Forum Discussion
Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
12 years agoAltera ModelSim Question
Hi,
I am new to ModelSim, when I enter my Verilog design into the Wave Editor, it keeps reordering my signals alphabetically. I am saving waveform edits and formats. It is saving signal timing edit such as logic level and clocks, but not order. Is there any way to save my signal positional edits? Thanks for reading and any help!!! Larry2 Replies
- Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
Hi,
--- Quote Start --- when I enter my Verilog design into the Wave Editor, it keeps reordering my signals alphabetically --- Quote End --- Do you mean that "when you simulate your design and add signals to wave editor" ? It may be normal. --- Quote Start --- I am saving waveform edits and formats --- Quote End --- Do you mean "I click "Wave editor menu file" > "save format..." > ... ? This menu write a macro file which is a list of TCL commands to be passed to Modelsim in order to configure the "wave editor". you can open this macro file in a simple text editor, you will see those commands --- Quote Start --- Is there any way to save my signal positional edits? --- Quote End --- click "wave editor menu file" > "save format..." > save to a macro file (wave_xxx.do)if you want to restore your signals positions, radix, height, color... in the "wave editor",
just go to "file" > "load.." and load the macro file.
That's all Regards.
- Altera_Forum
Honored Contributor
--- Quote Start --- Hi, Do you mean that "when you simulate your design and add signals to wave editor" ? It may be normal. no, this is before simulating when the wave editor allows you to make edits. Do you mean "I click "Wave editor menu file" > "save format..." > ... ? This menu write a macro file which is a list of TCL commands to be passed to Modelsim in order to configure the "wave editor". you can open this macro file in a simple text editor, you will see those commands click "wave editor menu file" > "save format..." > save to a macro file (wave_xxx.do)if you want to restore your signals positions, radix, height, color... in the "wave editor",
just go to "file" > "load.." and load the macro file.
Every time I reload the macro (.do file?) the signal revert to alphabetical order. That's all Regards. --- Quote End --- This tool is not friendly compare to using VWF editor we were using for 20 years thanks! Larry