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CR-34 ModelSim Commands ModelSim EE/SE Command Reference
-inout
For use with wild card searches. Specifies that the scope of the search is to include
ports of mode INOUT if they match the item_name specification. Optional.
-internal
For use with wild card searches. Specifies that the scope of the search is to include
internal items if they match the item_name specification. Optional.
-ports
For use with wild card searches. Specifies that the scope of the listing is to include
ports of modes IN, OUT, or INOUT. Optional.
-<radix>
Specifies the radix for the items that follow in the command. Optional. Valid
entries (or any unique abbreviation) are:
binary
octal
decimal (or signed)
unsigned
hexadecimal
symbolic
ascii
If no radix is specified for an enumerated type, the default representation is used.
If you specify a radix for an array of a VHDL enumerated type, ModelSim
converts each signal value to 1, 0, Z, or X. See also, "Preference variables located
in TCL files"
(B-406).
-<format>
Specifies type of items:
literal
logic
analog-step
analog-interpolated
analog-backstep
Optional. Literal waveforms are displayed as a box containing the item value.
Logic signals may be U, X, 0, 1, Z, W, L, H, or ‘-’.
The way each state is displayed is specified by the logic type display preferences,
see "Preference variables located in INI and MPF files"
(B-394). Analog signals are
sized by -scale and by -offset. Analog-step changes to the new time before
plotting the new Y. Analog-interpolated draws a diagonal line. Analog-backstep
plots the new Y before moving to the new time. See "Editing and formatting HDL
items in the Wave window"
(10-226).