VHDL ↔ blocks editor, audited 1:1

Kmila lets you write a design as VHDL code or build it with blocks, and move freely between the two representations. To make that trustworthy, the translator went through a full fidelity audit.

The result: the round-trip conversion (VHDL → blocks → VHDL) preserves the design, with byte-for-byte idempotence across the example corpus and zero silent losses — if a fragment can't be turned into a block, it is flagged explicitly in the editor instead of disappearing.

The block palette is organized by category (top level, declarations, concurrent, sequential, expressions and comments), covering processes, loops, generates, subprograms and more.