This is the module name of the lfsr counter. The module name is also used to create the test module name, Test_<module>, and the file name, <module>.v.
Several label names can be changed to fit module formats. A valid verilog HDL identifier begins with a A-Z, a-z, or _ and consist of zero or more of A-Z, a-z, _, $, and 0-9.
Closes the preference window.
This window defines preferences saved for use by other VLSI CAD programs and future use of this application.
Open the preference window.
This window defines preferences saved for use by other VLSI CAD programs and future use of this application.
Closes the Verilog code window.
This window is also opened by the Special menu, 'Generate Verilog Code'
Open the Verilog code window.
This window is also opened by the Special menu, 'Generate Verilog Code'
Closes the label window.
The labels used in the verilog module generated can be altered for program consistancy.
Open the label window.
The labels used in the verilog module generated can be altered for program consistancy.
Closes the parameter window.
The design is characterized through parameters defined by radio buttons, check boxes and edit fields.
Opens the parameter window.
The design is characterized through parameters defined by radio buttons, check boxes and edit fields.
The window menu opens and closes modeless dialog and text windows in this application.
Takes current parameters and generates a decimal sequence number followed by a hexadecimal count state.ie. the sequence for five is:
0 - 0x02
1 - 0x04
2 - 0x01
3 - 0x03
4 - 0x07
Large sequences aren't generated since they may overflow the text buffers.
Selecting this generates initial documentation for engineering specification of this module.
Selecting this will take the current parameters, labels and preferences and generate Verilog HDL code in a window. This item must be selected to reevaluate any changes made in the parameters, labels or preference since the last selection.
Special Menu
Use items in this menu to perform primary actions once the parameters, labels and preferences are set up.
Shareware notice and a puzzle.
This describes the verilog HDL code generated by this program
Provides some theory of LFSR plus book references of where to find more information.
Opens a read-only text window that describes how to use this application.
This opens a help text window.
It describes how to use this application, the theory of linear feedback shift registers and the verilog code generated.
Selecting this will exit this application. Make sure all work is saved before quitting.
Selecting this will print the currently active window into a file. This feature is disabled because there is no window active to print.
Selecting this will print the currently active window into a file. Make sure that all printing options are selected by 'page setup' and the proper printer is being used.
Selecting this displays a dialog box in which you can select paper size, orientation, and other printing options. This feature is disabled because there is no window active to print.
Selecting this displays a dialog box in which you can select paper size, orientation, and other printing options.
This writes the contents of the currently active window into a file. This feature is disabled because there is no window that is active that can be saved.
This writes the contents of the currently active window into a file. Selecting this will bring up a window requesting what the filename should be.
This writes the contents of the currently active window into the current file. This feature is disabled because the current file name is invalid.
This writes the contents of the currently active window into the current file.
This closes all current windows and sets all parameters to default values. This is currently disabled because no windows are opened to close.
This closes all current windows and sets all parameters to default values.
This opens an existing verilog code module and reconfigures parameter's to it's state.
This closes all but the parameter window and sets all parameters to default value.
Use the File menu for all filing, printing and quitting operations. Filing and printing is only enabled in this application for text windows.
Opens the read-only clipboard window - the temporary storage for the cut, copy and paste operations.
Closes the Clipboard.
Selects the entire document. This feature is not available because the active window cannot be contain selections.
Selects the entire document.
Removes the selected items. This feature is not available because nothing is selected to remove.
Removes the selected items. It does not save the removed item in temporary storage. (See Cut)
Inserts the contents of the Clipboard's temporary storage at the point of the flashing cursor. This feature is not available because nothing of the appropriate type is in the clipboard.
Inserts the contents of the Clipboard's temporary storage at the insertion point '|'.
Copies the selected items into the Clipboard's temporary storage. This feature is not available because nothing is selected to copy.
Copies the selected items into the Clipboard's temporary storage.
Removes the selected items and places them into the Clipboard's temporary storage. This feature is not available because nothing is selected to cut.
Removes the selected items and places them into the Clipboard's temporary storage.
Undoes your last action.
This feature is disabled because the last action cannot be undone
Undoes your last action.
Use this command to replace what you have cut or cleared or to remove what you have pasted or typed.
Use this menu to undo actions, cut, copy, paste and clear selections and display (or hide) the clipboard.
Selecting this will display the full title and author name of this application.
