EDA Playground lets you type in and run HDL code (using a selection of free and commercial simulators and synthesizers).
It's great for learning HDLs, it's great for testing out unfamiliar things and it's great for sharing code.
Let's get started
You can start typing straight away. But to run your code, you'll need to sign or log in. Logging in with a Google account gives you access to all non-commercial simulators and some commercial simulators:
To run commercial simulators, you need to register and log in with a username and password. Registration is free, and only pre-approved email's will have access to the commercial simulators.
Your account is not validated. If you wish to use commercial simulators, you need a validated account.
If you have already registered (or have recently changed your email address), but have not clicked on the link in the email we sent you, please do so. If you cannot find the email, please check your spam/junk folder. Or click here to resend the email.
If you have not already registered for a full account, you can do so by clicking below. You will then need to provide us with some identification information. You may wish to save your code first.
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