is there any way i can simulate both analog ips and a microprocessor functionality together in any simulation software.like if i want to do it in ngspice it will definitely crash,also verilog simulators cant be used for analog,is there any software which combines both

There was a "cheap" way we did it by defining all analog signals as "real" valued in verilog, and used iverilog to simulate. Other than that, not sure, if there's anything open-source available for mixed-signal simulations @Tim Edwards can give more comments on this

There is this https://ghdl.github.io/ghdl-cosim/

There are scripts in the qflow distribution that convert from verilog to SPICE and XSPICE, but @Pepijn de Vos has a method that is more direct. Both ways are equivalent. The method @Kunal mentioned that I was using is just a way to do digital simulation with iverilog while including the analog components---but it is not an analog simulation, because the analog components are replaced by very simple behavioral models. But it is good for a functional simulation to make sure that the digital core is correctly driving the analog control signals. The other method I know of is a bit difficult to work with, but there's a branch of ngspice with the "d_hdl" XSPICE primitive that will run iverilog as a cosimulator communicating with ngspice through an input/output pipe. The main problem with it is that iverilog is the top-level process that launches ngspice, so it can have only one iverilog process running. If there are multiple digital blocks that need to be simulated (including digital core + testbench verilog, which counts as two modules), then you have to write a wrapper module around the whole thing. It is similar to the ghdl cosim mentioned above, using the VPI interface to launch ngspice and communicate with it.