VHDL

Lexical Elements


Quartus® II support for lexical elements is described below. Section numbers match those in both the IEEE Std 1076-1987 and the IEEE Std 1076-1993 versions of the IEEE Standard VHDL Language Reference Manual.

Section VHDL Construct VHDL 1987 Support     Note (1) VHDL 1993 Support     Note (1)
13.1 Character Set Supported, but only 7-bit ASCII characters are allowed. The full 8-bit VHDL character set will be supported in a future release of the Quartus II software. Supported, but only 7-bit ASCII characters are allowed. The full 8-bit VHDL character set will be supported in a future release of the Quartus II software.
13.2 Lexical Elements, Separators & Delimiters Supported. Supported.
13.3 Identifiers Supported. Supported.
13.3.1 (1993) Basic Identifiers n/a Supported.
13.3.2 (1993) Extended Identifiers n/a Supported. However, extended identifiers are not distinct from basic identifiers. For example, \my_id\ and my_id are the same identifier.
13.4 Abstract Literals Supported. Supported.
13.4.1 Decimal Literals Supported. Supported.
13.4.2 Based Literals Supported. Supported.
13.5 Character Literals Supported. Supported.
13.6 String Literals Supported. Supported.
13.7 Bit String Literals Supported. Supported.
13.8 Comments Supported. Supported.
13.9 Reserved Words Supported. Supported.
13.10 Allowable Replacements of Characters Supported. Supported.


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