Please note that we will start ramping down support for Eclipse during 2025 to focus exclusively on VS Code for your benefit. Please enjoy and do get in touch with either our Sales Team or Support Team if you need any help transitioning to VS Code.
Signing
Starting with this release, we no longer sign our jars directly. Instead, we provide a GPG signature as part of the update site. This more modern approach does not require editing jars and is a much wider accepted security practice.
VHDL Superfluous Reset Linting Rule
Complementing the Incomplete reset branch linting rule, SVH 2025.1 introduces a rule that marks superfluous resets. For example, combinational logic preceding clocked processes does not require a reset.
New and Noteworthy
- Improved wording in the Documentation View
- Verilog Disabled navigation for double-clicks on the collapse & expand icon in the UVM Diagram
- Verilog Removed the collapse & expand icon in the UVM Diagram if there are no children
- Verilog Improved linking for implicit declarations in
covergroup
s - VHDL Removed the
Add signal
Quick Fix in packages as signals are rarely wanted in this context - VHDL Added autocomplete templates for
record
andenum
when typing those keywords as prefixes - VHDL Improved finite state machine computation
Bug Fixes
- Fixed typos regarding state machines
- Fixed missing valid keyword autocompletion suggestions
- Fixed cursor for libraries in the Dependencies View
- VHDL Fixed false positive Unexpected keyword capitalization error on attributes
- VHDL Fixed false positive
No matching subprogram
error with'subtype
and'base
attributes - VHDL Fixed false positive Positional association in Instantiations error for subprograms with a single argument
- VHDL Fixed false positive
Invalid function parameter mode
andInvalid variable parameter in function
errors in VHDL 2019 when usinginout
variables - VHDL Fixed rare missing
A positional assocation cannot follow after a named association
error - VHDL Allowed keywords as VHDL 2019 conditional processing identifiers
Update or Install
You can download the latest stand-alone version below:
- Linux: https://download.sigasi.com/eclipse/updates/latest/com.sigasi.hdt.product-linux.gtk.x86_64.zip
- Windows: https://download.sigasi.com/eclipse/updates/latest/com.sigasi.hdt.product-win32.win32.x86_64.zip
You can also update automatically when setting Preferences > Install/Update > Available Software Sites > Add… :
https://download.sigasi.com/sigasi-studio/updates/composite/
SHA sums (more info ) can be checked via https://download.sigasi.com/eclipse/updates/latest/eclipse-sha1.txt .
System Requirements
Sigasi Visual HDL in Eclipse requires:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 8 or 9 64-bit
- Sigasi Visual HDL depends on
libXss.so
, which is obtainable by installinglibXScrnSaver
- Sigasi Visual HDL depends on
webkit2gtk4.0
, which is installable through your package manager of choice - You can find more information on supported Linux Operating Systems on the Eclipse website
- Sigasi Visual HDL depends on
Sigasi Visual HDL as a plugin in your existing Eclipse installation requires:
- Eclipse IDE 2023-03 up to and including Eclipse IDE 2024-12
- Java JRE 17 or 21
We recommend having at least 8 GB of memory and about 1 GB of free disk space available for Sigasi Visual HDL.
Feedback
Our Support Team happily welcomes any of your feedback.