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Is there a way to develop some Verilog designs on mac?

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I think your best bet is VMWare and Windows XP – Sergio Campamá Apr 7 '11 at 23:27
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VirtualBox will be cheaper (free) and just as good. You might try running some software under Wine (using Wineskin; don't worry it is not only for games) but "your mileage may vary". :) – jpc Apr 8 '11 at 1:02

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I hear that Icarus Verilog supports Macintosh OS X.

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You might try verilator if icarus verilog doesnt work for you. Or perhaps even if it does.

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Going with what @Sergio Campama and @jpc mentioned, consider virtualization. If you wish to avoid Windows, various vendors including Model Sim support Linux. RHEL 5 is the most commonly supported one.

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