In earlier posts I discussed the Verilog plugin and syntax highlighting. And at that time I mentioned that I also created a plugin for constraint files. I am happy to share that the plugin for Xilinx Design Constraint (XDC) files is also now available on WordPress.org. I will try to keep this plugin up to […]
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If you are following the syntax highlighting topic you will know that I was not able to find a good syntax highlighter plugin for WordPress that supported Verilog. So I recently created my own and submitted it to WordPress.org. There was some back and forth with the reviewers around naming and trademark policies. But that
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I expect to share many more Xilinx constraint files in the future. And that being the case, it seems to make sense to take the time to create a plugin for Xilinx Constraint files (XDC). Given what I learned through creation of the Verilog syntax highlighting WordPress plugin I have a strong foundation to build
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This is just a very quick update on syntax highlighting. I’ve updated the syntax highlighting plugin since the last post on the subject. The change allows the plugin to correctly interpret and handle sized numbers, and this site now uses the updated plugin. While I was updating the code, I decided to start the process
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If you have been following my blog, you may recall from the Verilog Introduction post that I was looking for a plugin that supported syntax highlighting. I intend to write a lot more Verilog code, and if all goes well, this code will become more involved. So I really would like to utilize syntax highlighting
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