Open Source VHDL Verification Methodology | Torsten | Activity https://osvvm.org/members/goodcleanfun/activity Activity feed for Torsten. Thu, 17 Sep 2026 09:13:27 +0100 https://buddypress.org/?v= en-US 30 hourly 2 69911c099134ca78914f7055ef74884d Torsten's profile was updated https://osvvm.org/activity/p/8829 Mon, 31 Oct 2022 21:14:57 +0000 0 5365b285890a76a8fe7f9e6a7f73cf25 Torsten posted a new activity comment https://osvvm.org/archives/2055#comment-1674 Fri, 28 Oct 2022 14:06:02 +0100 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]

In reply to - Jim Lewis wrote a new post Summary of recent changes in OSVVM: Scripts updated for better signaling to continuous integration (CI) tools MemoryPkg updated to remove 31 bit limitation and support storage […] ]]> 69af5b78fb0b28fb979531591d91cce2 Torsten posted a new activity comment https://osvvm.org/archives/1879#comment-1671 Thu, 18 Nov 2021 17:11:10 +0000 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 ?

In reply to - Jim Lewis wrote a new post When we run a set of tests, we need to be able to assess whether all test cases passed or quickly identify which test cases failed. This is the purpose of the OSVVM 2021.10 Build Summary […] ]]> 658c1730a17b30c6f4933287c8722fcd Torsten posted a new activity comment https://osvvm.org/archives/1745#comment-1670 Tue, 08 Dec 2020 21:06:31 +0000 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]

In reply to - Jim Lewis wrote a new post The OSVVM 2020.10 release is finally out. Why 2020.10? Yes I realize it is now late November. So why 2020.10? In late October, the code was done and marked as 2020.10 with the […] ]]> 56b72feea3e8886685e3384dfc095263 Torsten replied to the topic Random seed problem in the forum OSVVM https://osvvm.wpengine.com/forums/topic/random-seed-problem/#post-1427 Fri, 26 Jan 2018 19:20:12 +0000 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]

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