I am trying to setup myHDL with Python2 on Windows 10 in order to work with VHDL/Verilog testbenches using Python for the source code. The corresponding instructions can be found here.
I have successfully installed python, pip and then myHDL on my system. Now to setup co-simulation, I can't make sense of the instructions given:
Co-simulation requires an additional installation step.
To install co-simulation support:
Go to the directory co-simulation/ for your target platform and following the instructions in the README.txt file.
Which directory is being referred to here? I can't find a co-simulation directory after installing myHDL in my C:/Python27 directory/sub-directories.
The FAQ section addresses this issue by suggesting the use of Cygwin. Can someone suggest how to implement this or if there is an alternative method that I can work with?
The cosimulation directory can be found in ~/.local/share/myhdl directory.