Links
This page contains links to other projects.Related Projects
These tools are built by members of the Yosys devteam.
- Amaranth HDL -- A Python embedded DSL for hardware description that emits Yosys RTLIL
- sby -- a front-end driver program for Yosys-based formal hardware verification flows
- mcy -- Mutation Cover with Yosys
- nextpnr -- A portable FPGA place and route tool
- Project IceStorm -- Documenting the Lattice iCE40 FPGAs Bitstream format
- Project Trellis -- Documenting the Lattice ECP5 Bitstream format
- Project Oxide -- Documenting Lattice's 28nm FPGA parts
Online Services
- EDA Playground -- Web Interface to many EDA tools, including Yosys
- Blinklight -- A visual FPGA dev tool for simple designs
Free Verilog Simulators
- Icarus Verilog
- Verilator
- GTKWave waveform visualizer -- use to view VCD files generated by the above tools
Free Software for High-Level Circuit Synthesis and/or Analysis
- Chisel -- Constructing Hardware in a Scala Embedded Language
- PandA -- high-level synthesis of C based descriptions
- CLaSH -- A compiler from Haskell to Verilog/VHDL
- MyHDL -- an open source Python package that lets you go from Python to silicon
- Migen -- a Python-based tool that aims at automating further the VLSI design process
- LiteX -- Framework for rapidly assembling SoCs for use on FPGA
- Cx -- A modern C-like language to create digital hardware
Free Software for Low-Level Circuit Synthesis and/or Analysis
- ABC -- extensive tools for synthesis and verification of binary sequential logic
- AIGER -- a format, library and set of utilities for And-Inverter Graphs
- MiniSAT -- the SAT solver library used in Yosys
- Torc -- infrastructure and tool set for mapping, placing, and routing
- RapidSmith -- a research-based, open source FPGA CAD tool for modern Xilinx FPGAs
- Open Circuit Design -- collection of open-source EDA tools, including Qflow
- Coriolis2 -- an ASIC place and route flow
- Workcraft -- a framework for interpreted graph models
- netlistsvg -- SVG schematic from a Yosys JSON netlist
- HAL -- The Hardware Analyzer