VHDL to HTML

[Edmond Cote]

Gee 'Ed', what a coincidence

Take a look at VHDLDOC

http://schwick.home.cern.ch/schwick/vhdldoc/Welcome.html

Edmond.

 

[Ed]

Hi,

I would like to convert a lot of VHDL source files to HTML. I would like
the HTML to look the same as the VHDL source code does in the Xilinx ISE.
Can anyone recommend any programs to do such a conversion?

Thanks,

 

[Ed]

Hi,

I would like to convert a lot of VHDL source files to HTML. I would like
the HTML to look the same as the VHDL source code does in the Xilinx ISE.
Can anyone recommend any programs to do such a conversion?

Thanks,

It's okay, I've made my own program to do it. I did find one program but it
was Linux based. I needed a Windows based application (yes I know, Linux is
better than Windows).

 

[Don Golding]

What is the purpose of this exercise?

Just curious...
Don

 

[Sebastian Schildt]

Hi,

I would like to convert a lot of VHDL source files to HTML. I would like
the HTML to look the same as the VHDL source code does in the Xilinx ISE.
Can anyone recommend any programs to do such a conversion?

Thanks,

ConText http://www.context.cx/
Export to HTML

HTH

Sebastian

 

[Ed]

What is the purpose of this exercise?

Just curious...
Don

but Linux

I have a lot of VHDL code which I want to put on a website. I wanted the
website to show the code with the same syntax highlighting as the Xilinx ISE
editor.

 

[Max Baker]

I would like to convert a lot of VHDL source files to HTML. I would like
the HTML to look the same as the VHDL source code does in the Xilinx ISE.
Can anyone recommend any programs to do such a conversion?

Ed,

I use vi (vim actually) to do pretty printing of most any language. VIM
comes with a command called 2html that works great. You might have to
adjust the default colors to suit your needs.

From 'syntax.txt' here is a little blurb on how to do it:

Here is an example how to run the script over all .c and .h files from a Unix shell:
for f in *.[ch]; do gvim -f +"syn on" +"run! syntax/2html.vim" +"wq" +"q" $f; done

Change "[ch]" to "vhd" and you should be in business. Resulting files
are the same as the original with .html tagged on the end. There is a
windows version too if that's your preference at vim.org.

-m

 

[Symon]

Hi Ed,
Are you giving your program away?
Cheers, Syms.

 

[Ed]

Hi Ed,
Are you giving your program away?
Cheers, Syms.

Hi Symon,

I'm going to put the source code and executable on my website (it's a pretty
simple program). Currently the website is offline, but it should be backup
this week, hopefully by Friday. I'll post a message with the URL when it's
online. It also gives me time to make sure the code is bug free before I
give it away.

Regards,

 

[jacky Renaux]

Try beeing in touch with that guy
(e-mail address removed)
he created a hdl2html program this might help

jacky

 

[jacky Renaux]

an other one input
http://tech-www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/vhdl/vhdl.html
pretty printing paragraph

enjoy the utilities

jacky