Category archives: Emacs

SystemVerilog Snippets for Emacs

17Dec09

SystemVerilog is a huge language and is still growing. To boot we have two separate verification methodologies (VMM and OVM). It is heartening to see some unification effort by Accellera. But I believe VMM and OVM will still be around for at least a couple of years.

To ease up coding effort, VMM provides vmmgen utility (which seems broken in the recently announced 1.2 release). OVM on the other hand has a couple of utilities available in the contrib area of the OVM World.

Being an Emacs addict, I always craved to have these capabilities as part of Emacs. Continue reading

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Use visual-line-mode instead of longlines-mode

23Jul09

longlines-mode has a lot of issues with weblogger. It seems that visual-line-mode is much better. I have been using it for some time now, without any issue.

Here is my new weblogger setup … Continue reading

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WordPress Blogging from Emacs

18Jul09

Like many other Emacs users, I too find it convenient to manage my WordPress posts from an emacs frame.

So I use this nifty little tool called weblogger. There is another version available at Ciju's Blog, that I use because I find the key-bindings offered by this version more sensible. Continue reading

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