Documentation generator application for VHDL source codes

B. Niton; K. T. Pozniak; R. S. Romaniuk

doi:10.1117/12.898396

10 June 2011 Documentation generator application for VHDL source codes

B. Niton, K. T. Pozniak, R. S. Romaniuk

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Proceedings Volume 8010, Optical Fibers and Their Applications 2011; 80100T (2011) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.898396
Event: Optical Fibers and Their Applications 2011, 2011, Bialystok-Bialowieza, Poland

Abstract

The UML, which is a complex system modeling and description technology, has recently been expanding its uses in the field of formalization and algorithmic approach to such systems like multiprocessor photonic, optoelectronic and advanced electronics carriers; distributed, multichannel measurement systems; optical networks, industrial electronics, novel R&D solutions. The paper describes a realization of an application for documenting VHDL source codes. There are presented own novel solution based on Doxygen program which is available on the free license, with accessible source code. The used supporting tools for parser building were Bison and Flex. There are presented the practical results of the documentation generator. The program was applied for exemplary VHDL codes. The documentation generator application is used for design of large optoelectronic and electronic measurement and control systems. The paper consists of three parts which describe the following components of the documentation generator for photonic and electronic systems: concept, MatLab application and VHDL application. This is part three which describes the VHDL application. VHDL is used for behavioral description of the Optoelectronic system.

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B. Niton, K. T. Pozniak, and R. S. Romaniuk "Documentation generator application for VHDL source codes", Proc. SPIE 8010, Optical Fibers and Their Applications 2011, 80100T (10 June 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.898396

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