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Cahit replied to the topic impore function GotScoreboards – Fatal: (SIGSEGV) Bad handle or reference. in the forum OSVVM 11 months ago
Hi Jim,
That’s good to know. Thanks!I did have issues running the osvvm demo as well, but luckyly my testbench is working – except the reporting part. We will be switching to a newer ModelSim version soon. I will try it out after the change.
Many thanks!
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Jim Lewis replied to the topic impore function GotScoreboards – Fatal: (SIGSEGV) Bad handle or reference. in the forum OSVVM 11 months ago
Hi Cahit,
That is a bug in ModelSim 2016.04.In addition to that bug, you may run into scripting issues as the version of TCL is with 2016 is too old.
You will need a newer simulator version. Keep in mind that simulator is 8 years old at this point. They have fixed many bugs since then.
Best Regards,
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Cahit started the topic impore function GotScoreboards – Fatal: (SIGSEGV) Bad handle or reference. in the forum OSVVM 11 months ago
Hi,
I am building a unit test for a large function that we use, but during report generation (EndOfTestReports) I get the following error.
# ** Fatal: (SIGSEGV) Bad handle or reference.[Read more]
# Time: 3 ns Iteration: 2 Process: /***_tb/test_ctrl_i/control_p File: /***/OsvvmLibraries/osvvm/ScoreboardGenericPkg.vhd
# Fatal error in Subprogram… -
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Eilert Backhus replied to the topic VHDL port map between std_logic_vector(0 downto 0) and std_logic in the forum VHDL 11 months ago
Hello Hassan.
It’s one of the fundamental concepts of VHDL: Strong Typing.A vector is a different type than its base type.
You have mentioned a specific corner case: (0 downto 0)
As you mentioned this was the result of some generics, which means at some other time this vector could also result in e.g. (6 downto 0).Now consider that your code…[Read more]
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