InThu, 31 May
2007 17:01:49 +0200, Ralf Hildebrandt <
[email protected]>
posted:
No."
You are mistaken. VHDL does have the exact same multiline comment
facility of C since the first of the published Accellera VHDL standards
(circa 2006). Please consult Section 13.8 Comments. However, I am
unaware of a tool which supports it.
" I use the texeditor nedit for this purpose. One can write a macro
for nedit, that comments or uncomments every selected line for text."
Similarly one can use M-x comment-region in Emacs, or if one is willing
to use a text editor which is actually designed only for a similar but
different language, one can easily press a GUI button to comment out
and uncomment a number of lines with AdaGIDE. Many other text editors
would be able to do the same, and if they do not offer the ability in
themselves but allow piping part of the file to a shell, a simple sed
script can be used to comment out the piped contents.
Regards,
Colin Paul Gloster