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Jim Lewis wrote a new post 2 years, 7 months ago
Summary of 2022.12 ChangesUpdated StartUp.tcl to use OSVVM_TOOL environment variable to determine which tool is run when none is found
Updated scripts for Synopsys VCS and Cadence Xcelium […]
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Jim Lewis replied to the topic Questa-Intel & Reports in the forum OSVVM 2 years, 7 months ago
Is that the Questa Intel edition or another edition?
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Jim Lewis replied to the topic Expected alerts generation in the forum OSVVM 2 years, 7 months ago
Hi Anna,
Two thoughts on that.First, there is no need for an expected SLVERR to be an actual test case error. The following is from p37 of the Axi4_VC_user_guide.pdf that is in the documentation repository:
By default, the expected value for BRESP and RRESP are OKAY. When testing a subordinates response to an incorrect address, a SLVERR is…[Read more]
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Anna started the topic Expected alerts generation in the forum OSVVM 2 years, 7 months ago
Hello All,
Is there a way in OSVVM for the simulation to successfully pass after predefined number of errors is generated? To check for example if the AXI Slave correctly generates SLVERR.
Thanks!
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