SVEditor FOR LINUX

Looking for a versatile Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to edit Verilog and SystemVerilog files on Linux? SVEditor is here to meet your needs with its robust features and user-friendly interface. Developed by Matthew Ballance, this open-source project is a go-to tool for developers and engineers working with hardware description languages.

Key Features:

• Colorizing for SystemVerilog keywords


• Outline view linked with editor


• File structure view


• SystemVerilog source index


• Syntax coloring editor


• Content assist


• Cross-linking between data structure usage and declaration

Technical Specifications:

• Language: Java


• Requires: Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and Eclipse IDE


• Platforms: GNU/Linux, Windows, Mac OS X


• Architecture: 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x86_64)

SVEditor's scanner, similar to ctags, efficiently extracts information from Verilog and SystemVerilog files while being error-tolerant. With a focus on usability, this application simplifies the editing process and enhances productivity.

There multiple ways to install SVEditor on your GNU/Linux machine. Whether you prefer downloading a JAR archive or compiling from the provided source package, SVEditor's installation is user-friendly and flexible. For detailed instructions, visit the project's official website here.

Furthermore, SVEditor's cross-platform compatibility allows it to run on various operating systems, ensuring seamless integration regardless of your preferred environment. Get creative with your hardware description language editing on Linux, Windows, or Mac OS X with SVEditor FOR LINUX.