This parser get an object with the module name, parameters and ports of a Verilog file. Its create by alvarogd16 The parser suposes that the Verilog its correct. You can check with iverilog tool (http://iverilog.icarus.com/) By now the parser not support all the Verilog (I think never will be) /* INCLUDED */ - module name - parameters: - old - parameter N = 5 - new - in module definition #(parameter N = 5) - simple - parameter N = 5 - multiple - parameter N = 5, M = 6, P = 0 - data types - parameter N = 5, greetins = "hola!", f_value = 1.54 - bases - parameter sel = 3'b010, data = 8hAF, index = 32'd0, oct = 5'o052 /* NOT INCLUDED */ // Soon - size - parameter [4:0] N = 5 // More trickie - size with param - parameter [WIDTH:0] N = 5 - ports: - input - input in; - output - output out; - input types: - wire (by default) - input wire in; - output types: - wire (by default) - output wire out; - reg - output reg out; - old - input in_a, in_b; output out; - new - in module definition (input in_a, in_b, output out); - simple - input in; - multiple - input a, b, c, d; - size - input [4:0] in /* NOT INCLUDED */ // Soon - size with param - input [WIDTH:0] in // Not by now - inout - signed /* NOT INCLUDED */ - All $type functions /* TO INCLUDE */ - Math functions (priority $clog2 because its the most used)
alvarogd16/parserVerilog
Parser a Verilog file an obtain its module name, parameters and ports
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