Torsten
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Torsten's profile was updated 2 years ago
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Torsten commented on the post, Announcing Release 2022.09+ 2 years ago
Ha, very nice.
In my current system test bench of a AXI-QDMA Interface I model memory using my own dictionary implementation. First I used plain `std_logic_vector`, but it became slower & slower with increasing writes to new addresses in the dict. Then I’ve remembered that integers are “faster” than values with 9-state logic. So I’ve done…[Read more]
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Torsten commented on the post, OSVVM 2021.10: Build Summary Reports 3 years ago
The new reports lets me finally ditch an internal branch with XML-based reports which I created some years ago. I’m very happy that OSVVM has added such an feature finally. I will test it soon with some of our test benches ?
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Torsten commented on the post, OSVVM 2020.10: AXI Stream: Bursting + Full Signaling Support 3 years, 11 months ago
One of the main things what OSVVM models differentiate from other available solutions is the extensive documentation. I like that very much.
I remember closed source models which only have very little documentation and second, were written very poor. I used an FPGA-vendors eMMC model some years ago which was created in addition to the MMC…[Read more]
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Torsten replied to the topic Random seed problem in the forum OSVVM 6 years, 9 months ago
Thanks, I get far better results with your workaround. If we change the seed function, we could look what kind of hash functions are used for dictionary types in languages like python. I assume, they use functions which are not cryptographic secure, but have a good uniform distribution and are very fast. But you are right, with such a change, the…[Read more]