TerosHDL: an open source IDE for FPGA developers
summary
TerosHDL 2.0 is an open source IDE layer (currently an Atom plugin) that integrates ghdl, VUnit and adds Verilator, Icarus, cocotb and Edalize support, plus a linter and documentation export. A rebuilt architecture splits editor UI from a Python backend (Colibri/real services) that runs suites as a simulation server, enabling non‑intrusive test runs, saved configs, wave viewing and remote/docker load‑balanced simulation. Automatic testbench and structure view generation work now; FSM extraction is prototype stage.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Project Introduction
- 1:05Project History
- 2:28Philosophy
- 4:11Software
- 4:39Repository
- 5:25Outline
- 6:08Test Bench Templates
- 7:13Documentation
- 7:57lintels
- 8:15structure view
- 8:43testing
- 9:47summary panel
- 11:06architecture
- 13:11release date
- 14:06planning
- 14:20evolution
- 14:49FSM extraction
- 15:15Simulator support
- 15:58State machine diagrams
- 16:29Question
- 18:03Mac support
- 18:35Top repository
- 19:29Atom GUI
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