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2. Outline
Command Line Simulation
◦ Compile and Simulate
◦ Add Signals to Wave
◦ Applying Inputs
Interactive Simulation
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3. Command Line Simulation
Make sure Modelsim exists in the path by doing the
following
◦Windows:
◦ Start run -> cmd
◦ In cmd window:
vsim -version
◦Linux:
◦ In any shell:
vsim -version
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4. Command Line Simulation
Create VHDL file
◦ Edit the file my_demo1.vhd
◦ Insert the text and save
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LIBRARY ieee;
USE ieee.std_logic_1164.all;
ENTITY andgate IS
port (a, b: in std_logic_vector(2 downto 0);
c: out std_logic_vector(2 downto 0) );
END ENTITY;
ARCHITECTURE behav OF andgate IS
BEGIN
c <= a and b;
END ARCHITECTURE;

5. Compile and Simulate
vlib work
vcom <VHDL files>
vsim <top level>
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• vlib: creates a library to compile
and simulate the code with
• vcom: compiles VHDL files, the
files should be ordered in a
hierarchal way [leaf level first
then top]
• vsim: starts the simulator to
simulate the top level module

6. Add signals to Wave
RMB on any signal in the
Objects window  Add 
to Wave  signals in
Region
Now start applying inputs
and monitor outputs
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7. Applying Inputs
RMB on input port 
force
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• In the “value” field,
insert an appropriate
value OK
• Apply inputs to other
inputs

8. Run Simulation
Press run button
Monitor the output
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9. Make Files
On Unix:
If you changed the code you will have to recompile the design files again.
A make file is used to do repetitive compilation and simulation tasks; “Make”
knows which files have been edited and automatically compiles only changed
files.
ModelSim offers a simple way to automatically generate a Makefile for your
design hierarchy.
vmake work > Makefile
To recompile code at anytime just type
make
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10. Interactive Simulation
File  new project
Insert project name and
location; leave other fields
with defaults
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11. Interactive Simulation
In “Add items to the
project” window choose
“Create new file”
Insert file name
Make sure to select VHDL
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12. Interactive Simulation
Create VHDL file
◦ Edit the file my_demo1.vhd
◦ Insert the text and save
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LIBRARY ieee;
USE ieee.std_logic_1164.all;
ENTITY andgate IS
port (a, b: in std_logic_vector(2 downto 0);
c: out std_logic_vector(2 downto 0) );
END ENTITY;
ARCHITECTURE behav OF andgate IS
BEGIN
c <= a and b;
END ARCHITECTURE;

13. Compile VHDL files
Select the file 
RMB  compile
selected
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14. Simulation
Simulate menu  Start
Simulation
Expand work library and
select andgate  OK
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