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The LeonardoSpectrum^™ software can read Verilog HDL files in any order and supports "auto-top detection," which locates the top-level module automatically. However, the LeonardoSpectrum software must read VHDL files in "bottom-up" order, that is, it must read lower-level blocks before top-level blocks.

You can specify the name of the top-level module or entity by selecting the VHDL Options or Verilog Options tabs at the bottom of the Input tab.