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How do I export a waveform from ModelSim?

by Rhyley Bryan

How do I export a waveform from ModelSim?

Modelsim/Questasim is able to export this bitmap in GUI mode (Select wave window and go to menu bar: “File -> Export -> Image”).

How do I export waveform data?

To perform a data export:

  1. Click Settings.
  2. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu that appears, and click Data Export.
  3. Under the Accounting heading, choose the format in which you want to receive your export. You can export for Excel or as a CSV.
  4. The export will be sent to the primary email address you use for Wave.

How do I see waveforms in ModelSim?

To display waveforms, select the design under test (inc) in the “sim” tab, right-click the mouse, and select “Add > To Wave >All items in region”. Alternately, bring up a wave window by selecting “View > Wave” in the ModelSim menu.

What is WLF File in ModelSim?

wlf” file, which contains the waveform information for that run. To be able to view the saved results, load up the “vsim.wlf” file from within ModelSim as follows: Modelsim Prompt> vsim -view vsim.wlf. ModelSim will then load up the simulation information. However, it does not launch the waveform window.

How to save waveform information in ModelSim se?

During a simulation run, ModelSim writes out a “vsim.wlf” file, which contains the waveform information for that run. To be able to view the saved results, load up the “vsim.wlf” file from within ModelSim as follows:

How to save waveform results ( MXE, se, pe )?

During a simulation run, ModelSim writes out a “vsim.wlf” file, which contains the waveform information for that run. To be able to view the saved results, load up the “vsim.wlf” file from within ModelSim as follows: Modelsim Prompt> vsim -view vsim.wlf. ModelSim will then load up the simulation information.

How to save waveform / dataset as.wlf file?

– Andy aka Oct 1 ’13 at 12:30 You need to save the waveform/dataset as a .wlf file. To tell Modelsim to capture all signal values in the design you can do a log -r /*. Afterwards you can open up the specific waveform/dataset .wlf either through the GUI or by typing vsim -view .wlf in the console.