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@@ -56,6 +56,7 @@ A typical `sim.conf` file would look like then:
XSIM.ELABORATE.RANGECHECK=False
[my_sim]
ACTIVE=1
MODELSIM.COMPILE.VHDL_SYNTAX=2008
MODELSIM.CUSTOM_UDO=file1.do
MODELSIM.SIMULATE.CUSTOM_UDO=file1.do
@@ -70,6 +71,8 @@ Hog also offers the possibility to generate the `sim.conf` automatically, by cli
Remember that individual simset properties have always the priority with respect to the global. So you can set a global property for all your simsets, and change it just for one of them, for example.
To set a particular simset as the active one, you need to set the `ACTIVE` property to `1` in your `sim.conf`, under the relative simset section. If no active simset is specified, Hog will set as active the last created simulation set.
```{note}
In Hog versions older than `Hog2022.2`, only a limited set of simulation properties could be specified. These properties were directly set inside the `.sim` files and were:
