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VeriLogger Extreme - a fast, accurate, affordable, high-performance compiled-code Verilog 2001 simulator.

The Verilog Simulator that provides the best debugging possible.

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Accuracy and time is essential—especially when it comes to your development simulation and debugging. Our Verilog simulator and compiler will change the way you can simulate, debug, and manage your development process.

VeriLogger Extreme is a high-performance compiled-code Verilog 2001 simulator with automatic test bench generation that significantly reduces simulation debug time. VeriLogger Extreme offers fast simulation of both RTL and gate-level simulations with SDF timing information. VeriLogger Extreme supports design libraries and design flows for all major ASIC and FPGA vendors, including Actel/MicroSemi, Altera, Atmel, LSI Logic, QuickLogic, and Xilinx.

Verilog simulator process

VeriLogger Extreme Features

Automatic Test Bench Generation makes Unit Level Testing Easy

Automatic Test Bench Generation

BugHunter Pro - Graphical Debugger Included

Ready to take your design and debug to the next level? BugHunter Pro is our graphical Verilog/VHDL integrated development environment. With BugHunter Pro you can track down errors by following signal changes through the source code. The timing diagram environment is optimized for high-speed waveform dumping and viewing. Also all the graphical features of the timing diagram software can be used to generate Verilog test bench code. BugHunter supports all major VHDL/Verilog simulators.

Easy Simulation and Hardware Testing

We go one step ahead of the competition by allowing engineers to re-use test vectors created in the simulation phase during the hardware test and debug. This results in time saved, because the same tests used to test your simulation models can test your actual hardware. In the opposite direction, Verilogger's timing diagram environment can take data acquired with a logic analyzer and generate a Verilog test bench, enabling you to test how your simulation reacts to data from existing hardware.

Technical Details

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VeriLogger Screen Shot

Take a look at everything available to you in the VeriLogger Program:

Verilog simulator - example

Simulation Button Bar

The simulation bar allows you to control the simulation mode, run/resume your simulations, restart a project, change the interactive scope for console commands, or expand to local scope.

  • Simulation Mode switches between normal debug/run mode, and a unique auto-run that restarts the simulation after graphical changes to the waveform.
  • Run/Resume continues the simulation from the current time.
  • Single Step and Step Into trace calls continues the simulation for one line of code.
  • Restart stops the current simulation, and restarts at time zero.
  • Scoping Buttons changes scope for console level commands.
  • Goto Button opens an editor at the last line of code executed.
  • Stop stops a Verilog simulation.
  • Build runs the Verilog compiler and creates the Verilog tree, but does not start a simulation.

Verilog simulator options

Verilog simulator buttons

Verilog simulator debugging options

Diagram Window

Color coded waveforms help you distinguish between graphical test bench waveforms and simulated result waveforms. Left clicking in the time line, displays a marker showing the exact waveform value at a particular time. Right clicking on a signal name will take you to where the signal is declared in the Verilog source code.

Verilog Simulator diagram window

Report Window

The Report window manages your different log files, breakpoints, error files, and source code files for the Verilog simulator project. Each tab can also be opened in a different window if code needs to be viewed side-by-side.

Verilog Simulator with Report window to manage log files

Verilog Simulator - Report window

Verilog Simulator - Breakpoints Tab

Project window

Whether you are working on a single project, or many at a time, with the project window, you will be able to easily manage and keep track of as many Verilog files as you need. Once the Project is built by the Verilog compiler, the Project will display a tree of the design.

Verilog Simulator - Project Window Double click to open an Editor

Verilog Simulator - Project Window Right Click to watch a signal

Editor window

The editor window offers extremely useful features to ensure that you get the most out of your Verilog simulation and debug experience. You have the ability to watch multiple signals, ports, or components. You can also hover over variable names to see their value, and move quickly between the tree and the editors to locate definitions.

Verilog Editor with color syntax editing

Verilog Editor with breakpoint and run time indicators

Status Bar

The status bar on the VeriLogger is easy to access, and will ensure that you always know what state your Verilog simulation is in.

VeriLogger Pro status bar shows simulation state

VeriLogger Pro status bar shows Quick Help line

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VeriLogger Questions

Have any questions? Contact us at 540-953-3390 to learn more about the VeriLogger. Visit here for a quick primer on Verilog syntax. We also maintain a blog with updates about tips and features of Verilog simulation with VeriLogger.

Competitive Pricing

With so many different features, we offer competitive pricing of our Timing Diagram and Verilog Simulation products. Interested in what our tools can do for you or your team? Contact us today!

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