Poojan Wagh wrote:
> On Jul 17, 1:22 pm, Mike Treseler <[email protected]> wrote:
>> AndreasWallner wrote:
>>> But If I just have to refresh my memory about something (syntax, etc.)
>>> I prefer PDFs because of their searchability.
>> A syntax-aware editor that proposes completions
>> sometimes covers these problems.
>>
>> -- Mike Treseler
>
> Hi, Mike. Any suggestions for an editor that proposes completions?
> (I'm using vim right now which does syntax highlighting.)

The modern answer, already popular for general programming, is an
intelligent development devironment, typically based on Eclipse.

This is now also available for VHDL. Sigasi HDT is not just syntax-aware,
but fully aware of your ongoing VHDL design. Try it out here:

http://www.sigasi.com/

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