Sigasi Visual HDL (SVH) brings a powerful VHDL and SystemVerilog analysis engine and outstanding productivity technology to VS Code.
You can use your existing SVH license, use the Community Edition for non-commercial purposes (requires Talkback), or request a commercial trial from our Sales Team via email.
Please contact support+vscode@sigasi.com with any feedback or questions that aren’t answered in the documentation.
Documentation
Documentation of Sigasi Visual HDL is split into several parts. We recommend skimming through at least the following ones.
Completing the extension’s Walkthrough will give you a full, interactive overview of SVH. You can find the Walkthrough in the VS Code Get Started tab or by navigating to the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) > Welcome: Open Walkthrough… and then selecting Getting Started with Sigasi Visual HDL or Boost your Productivity with our set of Features.
Further Reading
These articles give you more information on using the VS Code extension.
- Installing and maintaining Visual Studio Code / VSCodium with the Sigasi extension (knowledge)
- Tips and tricks to optimize Sigasi Visual HDL (knowledge)
- 7 reasons why you should try out our VS Code extension, number 4 will blow your mind 👀 (blog post)
- How to configure VUnit using the Sigasi VS Code extension (knowledge)
- Sigasi extension for VS Code (screencast)
- Extension Setup
- Setting up a Project
- Libraries
- Views
- Sigasi Visual HDL in the VS Code Editor
- Documentation Generation
- Compilation Order Export
- Remote Development
- AI Chat
- Linting and Quick Fixes
- Content Assist Templates Editor
- Project Formatting Configuration
- Setting Up a UVM Project
- Verilog and SystemVerilog Linting
- VS Code FAQ
- VHDL Linting
- License Key Management
- Sigasi Visual HDL Talkback
- Design Units Description Style
- License Server Management