EDiSim is the acronym for Emory Digital Simulation Tool.
It is composed of two parts, the front end part is the translator, developed by Department Tech Staff Bashan Zuo.
The second part is the actual C++ digital simulation system developed by Richard Reid of Michigan State Univ.
Both parts are currently maintained by Bashan Zuo.
Most of the changes to the simulator reflect the suggestions of instructors, teaching assistants and students.
Please report bugs to your instructor or email the current maintainer.
• Add syntax check for ZERO and ONE output signal.
v20190227• Fix Signal declaration range error (use max index to replace signal count).
• Add 0 and 1 notation for ZERO and ONE constant signal.
v20190215• Parse group signal automatically (for Mux only).
v20190205• Fix Probe label display issue.
• Update regex check for coordinate.
• Add compile option to generate object file.
v20190130• Add Ram support.
• Implement color Probe.
• New component: ProbeByte and ProbeByteH.
• Label option for Switch and Probe series.
v20190117• Add Tri-state-buffer support.
v20190111• Add error report when translation failed.
• New constant signal component syntax.
• Fix render issue during an expose event occurs on Win10.
• Change the appearance of undefined Probe.
v20190103• Change the pane appearance of Probe and ProbeH.
• Fix a bug where Switch and Probe cannot clean residual pixels when switching between ON and OFF.
• Replace deprecated method usage in X11.
v20181218