/bin : Contains execution commands like vsim , vcom , and vlog . /lib : Contains internal runtime libraries. /docs : Manuals and release notes. 3. Create the Portability Launch Script
A portable installation typically means a self-contained folder containing all necessary binaries, libraries, and environment configurations, allowing you to run the software on any compatible Linux machine (e.g., Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL) simply by setting up the correct paths.
# Example: Saving a Docker container as a portable tarball docker save questasim_custom > questasim_portable.tar # On a different machine docker load < questasim_portable.tar docker run -it questasim_custom vsim
Even a portable version requires standard GNU C libraries ( glibc ). Ensure your host has standard compatibility libraries installed. On Debian/Ubuntu systems, you may need:
#!/bin/bash export MGC_HOME=$(pwd) export LM_LICENSE_FILE=$(pwd)/license.dat export PATH=$MGC_HOME/bin:$PATH vsim Use code with caution. 5. Make it Executable
, which allows you to run the simulator across different distributions without fumbling with complex local dependency mismatches. blog.reds.ch
If you are considering a portable toolchain but are open to alternatives, the open-source ecosystem has made incredible strides in SystemVerilog simulation. These are all natively portable across Linux systems.
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