wincupl

We offer optimized PLD software and hardware design resource tools that simplify the development of applications using our SPLDs and CPLDs. WinCupl is a software that allows you to design, simulate, and program Atmel SPLDs and CPLDs. It supports CUPL design entry, functional simulation, and the latest fitter technologies. You can download it for free from Software Informer and see user reviews, comments, and awards. 1-4 WinCUPL User’s Manual 1.1.5 GALs GALs are Generic Array Logic devices. They are designed to emulate many common PALs thought the use of macrocells. If a user has a design that is implemented using several common PALs, he may co nfigure several of the same GALs to emulate each of the other devices. Atmel WinCUPL The Atmel WinCUPL supports CUPL designs for all Atmel SPLDs and CPLDs, which include the industry standard 16V8 and 22V10 SPLDs, as well as, the ATF15xxAS/ASL/ASV/ASVL, ATF750C/CL/LVC, ATF2500C, and ATF1500A/AL CPLDs. This tool is free and available for download online at: http://www.atmel.com/tools/WINCUPL.aspx PLD Design Software Atmel-WinCUPL is a complete and easy to use design software suitable for all Atmel SPLDs and CPLDs. It is supported on Win98, WinNT, Win2000, and WinXP platforms. Atmel-WinCUPL supports CUPL design entry, functional simulation, and includes the latest fitter technologies. A blog post about programming PLD’s from Linux using WinCUPL and galette, an open-source alternative. The author tested the compatibility of galette with the ATF22V10 and Lattice GAL22V10, and wrote a simple combinatorial logic example. Complete, easy-to-use design software for all SPLDs and CPLDs. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Open ATMISP, add a device and assign the .jed to it, save your chain file!, then click Run to program. On subsequent runs: 1. Recompile in Quartus. 2. In pof2jed simply hit the Run button (you dont need to re-open the .jed file) 3. In ATMISP, re-open the chain file, then click Run to program. The ATF15xx fitter manual says it is compatible with Atmel-WinCUPL, Prochip Designer, Protel design tools, Atmel-Synario and Atmel ABEL. WinCUPL appears to be the only free option. WinCUPL does the job OK, but CUPL is much less sophisticated than VHDL or Verilog - perfect for GALs and SPLDs, but not so good for more complex CPLDs. Microchip Technology is a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions that also offers outstanding technical support. The only real choice for the ATF22V10 seems to be an obscure language called CUPL, which can be processed by Atmel/Microchip’s proprietary compiler, WinCUPL. This is distributed as a freeware Windows binary. I do all of my other software development on Linux, so I installed WinCUPL in a WINE environment. VS Project veiwer with functionality to automate build, convert, and deploy cupl code to CPLDs. Output window to show all ineractions with third party software. Pre-requisite check to ensure all tools are installed and configured. Supports deployment paths to TL886+ for DIP and other 24 and 28 pin CPLDs and homebrew programmer for QFP chips.