setup.txt

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JED2AHDL Setup Instructions:

JED2AHDL is a jedec de-compiler that can reverse-compile a jedec file 
into ABEL-HDL.  JED2AHDL supports most simple PLD's of the P22V10 and 
P16V8 types.  JED2AHDL does not support CPLD's of any kind.


REQUIREMENTS:
JED2AHDL is not stand-alone, but uses library files from an existing ABEL 
or Synario installation.  JED2AHDL requires ABEL version 4.3 or greater 
or Synario with Syn-PLD to be installed on the current working computer.

JED2AHDL is also hardware protected and requires one of the following 
keys:

   ABEL 4.3 or 5.1 marked  4I54BG-A  (4I55AG-A will not work).
   ABEL 6.0 or greater
   Synario 1.0 or greater


SETUP:
JED2AHDL may require some set-up of your DOS environment variables.  If 
JED2AHDL.EXE and CHKDIO2.EXE (the DOS extender for JED2AHDL) are not in 
the current directory, you should set your path statement to point to 
the directory containing them.  For example, if they are in the c:\dataio
directory, then use the path statement

   SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\DATAIO

You also need to set one or more environment variables that point to the
LIB4 and/or LIB5 directory under ABEL or Synario.  If your ABEL or Synario
installation has a LIB5 directory, then you must point the ABEL5DEV 
environment variable to that directory.  For example, if you have LIB5
under c:\synario\lib5 use

   SET ABEL5DEV=C:\SYNARIO\LIB5

If your ABEL or Synario installation has a LIB4 directory then you must
point the ABEL4DEV variable to that directory.  For example, if you have
LIB4 under c:\dataio use

   SET ABEL4DEV=C:\DATAIO\LIB4
   
The ABEL4DEV and ABEL5DEV variables tell JED2AHDL where to look for the 
device libraries.

USAGE:
JED2AHDL supports command line options for input file, output file, and 
device.  For a usage list, type jed2ahdl with no options at the command 
prompt.

   Options
      -o output_file[.abl]
      -dev device_name
      -report map_file[.map]