I am trying to run Verilog file in my Mac but when I am typing the command iverilog -o mux.vvp mux_tb.v then it is showing mux_tb.v: No such file or directory
No top level modules, and no -s option.
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MacBook Air 13″, 15.1
Please disregard my previous question about what iverilog is, I found it.
Now, the command can't find the file.
Do you have a file named "mux_tb.v"? Where is that file? Presumably, inside some folder in your account (but not sitting directly in your home folder).
Here is a neat little trick:
In Terminal, type "cd "
WITHOUT the quotes, and WITH a trailing space; do NOT press enter yet
Drag the FOLDER that contains your mux_tb.v file and drop it on the Terminal window
Press enter
This will set the current directory of your Terminal session to be the one containing your file; now your command should work.
Please disregard my previous question about what iverilog is, I found it.
Now, the command can't find the file.
Do you have a file named "mux_tb.v"? Where is that file? Presumably, inside some folder in your account (but not sitting directly in your home folder).
Here is a neat little trick:
In Terminal, type "cd "
WITHOUT the quotes, and WITH a trailing space; do NOT press enter yet
Drag the FOLDER that contains your mux_tb.v file and drop it on the Terminal window
Press enter
This will set the current directory of your Terminal session to be the one containing your file; now your command should work.
It means EXACTLY what it says. There is no file named "mux_tb.v" in the directory where the command is being run.
What is it that you are trying to achieve?
What is "iverilog" supposed to do for you?
Dhanyawaad brother
What does "No such file or directory" mean in iverilog on Mac?
