A digital logic designer and circuit simulator

This is basically a rewritten Logisim clone which in some ways is cleaner.<p>There is also Logisim-Evolution, which also supports VHDL&#x2F;Verilog and FPGA export.

This looks great! I was disappointed when Logisim was discontinued but it&#x27;s good to see there are a number of clones or forks of it now being developed.

&gt;&quot;o Contains a library with the most commonly used 74xx series integrated circuits.<p>[...]<p>o Good performance: The example processor can be clocked at 120 kHz.<p>[...]<p>o A circuit can be exported to VHDL or Verilog. There is also direct support for the BASYS3 Board and the TinyFPGA BX board. See the documentation for details. The examples folder contains a variant of the example CPU, which runs on a BASYS3 board.&quot;<p>PDS: Looks really nice!

sorry i&#x27;m a newb in this space (getting into fpga dev through chisel): is this basically ltspice? or is it more powerful? i&#x27;m guessing it&#x27;s more powerful because you can specify asics using vhdl&#x2F;verilog and you can also export the entire circuit (netlist?) to vhdl&#x2F;verilog. basically i&#x27;m wondering if i can use this to start to understand verilog&#x2F;vhdl since it could function is a graphical frontend. i&#x27;m also wondering if there&#x27;s more mature tool for that same purpose.

Does anyone know of a headless “simplistic” simulator that uses input config files to define wiring and then outputs the state after a “clock tick”?

This reminds me, whatever happened to the hand drawn circuit simulation ink? If anyone recalls, that video went viral back in late 2000s

Is this version of <i>logisim</i> any way faster? If it&#x27;s capable of fully simulating a CPU at 16 Mhz then I&#x27;m sold.