macOS is there a good verilog editor for mac?

[neowin]

I am in college and I need a good Verilog Editor on my mac.
Any suggestions?

 

[lee1210]

First google result: Icarus Verilog. Also, I assume you mean a compiler/simulator, not just an editor. You can edit verilog in anything.

-Lee

 

[chown33]

You can edit verilog in anything.

Yeah. I was gonna say "BBEdit", because it has syntax coloring for Verilog HDL.

 

[neowin]

I just wanted an editor. Will check out BBeditor. Thanks guys.

 

[denniscote]

Try TextWrangler

You should try TextWrangler which is BBedit's little brother. It is free from the Mac App Store. You can use any of the language modules for BBedit from http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/plugin_library.html with TextWrangler. I have both Verilog and VHDL language support installed in TextWrangler on my Mac. It's also a very good programming and general text editor.

 

[schusteltz]

I just wanted an editor. Will check out BBeditor. Thanks guys.

What are you using to compile/run Verilog on your Mac? Is there anything close to Xilinx ISE that you have found?

 

[cristian-amiq]

You may also want to take a look at the DVT Eclipse IDE from AMIQ. DVT supports e, SystemVerilog, VHDL and provides much more functionality then syntax highlight. like auto-complete, hyperlinks, class and module browsing, design hierarchies, diagrams, code refactoring, and more. There are guys happily working with it on mac.

For academic purposes you can get a free license, just fill in a form.

Just download a distribution for MAC from here:
http://www.dvteclipse.com/install_distribution.html

 

[neowin]

You may also want to take a look at the DVT Eclipse IDE from AMIQ. DVT supports e, SystemVerilog, VHDL and provides much more functionality then syntax highlight. like auto-complete, hyperlinks, class and module browsing, design hierarchies, diagrams, code refactoring, and more. There are guys happily working with it on mac.

For academic purposes you can get a free license, just fill in a form.

Just download a distribution for MAC from here:
http://www.dvteclipse.com/install_distribution.html

Thanks a lot! Will try that!

You should try TextWrangler which is BBedit's little brother. It is free from the Mac App Store. You can use any of the language modules for BBedit from http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/plugin_library.html with TextWrangler. I have both Verilog and VHDL language support installed in TextWrangler on my Mac. It's also a very good programming and general text editor.

Will check it out.

What are you using to compile/run Verilog on your Mac? Is there anything close to Xilinx ISE that you have found?

I am running Xilinx ISE on windows via parallels 🙁 needed an editor to code on my mac.