ode-solver-chip

Design, implementation, test and synthesis of a chip which solves ODE equations.

Team 5

Name	Section	B. N
Evram Youssef	1	9
Remonda Talaat	1	20
Reham Gamal	1	21
Mahmoud Adas	2	21
Mohamed Shawky	2	16
Mazen Amr	2	8
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim	2	9
Mahmoud Ahmed	2	20

Requirements

• docker 19.03.6
• gnu-bash 4.4.19(1)-release
• gtkwave (only to view simulation output) 3.3.93
• python3
• python3-pip

After Installing Docker

1. Run Docker Daemon

   $ sudo systemctl enable --now docker

2. To run docker without sudo (https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/):

$ sudo groupadd docker
$ sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
$ newgrp docker 

Run non vunit tests

To compile and run x.vhdl in directories src or test/non_vunit :

$ ./run x

All non-vunit tests has .do files, you can load them into modelsim.

Run vunit tests

• To compile and run all vunit tests:

  $ ./run-test

• To compile and run vunit test y.vhdl in directory test :

  $ ./run-test y

View waveform

• If file y.vhdl has test case with name some_test_name , you can view its waveform (after ./run-test ) with:

  $ ./wave y.some_test_case

$ ./list-tests lists all available test cases.

• If y.vhdl is not vunit test file, then type $ ./wave y

View vunit logs

To view logs of test case some_test_name of file y.vhdl :

$ ./logs y.some_test_case