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This is (hopefully) going to be a neat little package to read uncompressed VCD files into R for toggle counting, power estimation and simple side-channel analysis (on a teaching level).
clone the git repository
install the build dependencies
open project in RStudio and hit Ctrl + Shift + L
If you have a .vpd file e.g. from Synopsys VCS, you can convert it to an (uncompressed) VCD file by calling
if you want to capture version information, you might want to use
I made this because I wanted a stream oriented parser to make toggle count statistics in R. As far as I know, there is no other VCD parser. Below is a list with parsers in other languages, without making any assurance on functionality or performance (some are just for parsing, some can also do toggle counts).
VCD on Hackage
verilog_VCD vcd_parser
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