Jake

[Jake]

I have migrated to 2025.4, and things are working well for me so far. Thanks Jim!

-Jake

[Jake]

Thank you!

I’ll get them integrated and report back.

-Jake

[Jake]

Thanks Jim!

Unfortunately I am unable to fetch from GitHub. I would very much appreciate a release to osvvm.org.

I did try to comment out the lines you mentioned in VendorScripts_siemens.tcl and re-ran the built in regressions. Everything worked fine. I will start the process of adopting the newest release as soon as it is posted to osvvm.org

Thanks again for the help and the rapid responses!

-Jake

[Jake]

Thanks Jim for the quick response! I really appreciate it.

As far as VHDL2019 support in Questa version 2025.1_1, I ran the regression tests using OSVVM version and get a slew of errors similar to the following when RandomPkg2019.vhd is compiled:

# ** Error: ../OsvvmLibraries/osvvm/RandomPkg2019.vhd(122): (vcom-1440) Language feature Class VARIABLE parameter “RV” of mode OUT or INOUT for FUNCTION is not supported yet.

It is very interesting to me that this worked in previous versions of this particular simulator. I’ll have to reach out to my FAE or sales rep for more details on this. I’ll try your suggestion of commenting out the lines in VendorScripts_siemens.tcl and re-run some tests.

As far as your suggestion goes for file renaming and my current predicament, I think your proposed solution will work just fine.

Thanks again,
Jake
I’ll try commenting out the

[Jake]

Any word from your Siemens contact on this? I’ve reached out to my Siemens FAE as well. By chance does the new release of OSVVM (2024.05) include visualizer support at all?

Thanks in advance,
-Jake

[Jake]

Jim,

Good to know. My apologies for the confusion. I was referencing OSVVM version 2024.03.

That is good news for me, since I run the tools in a Linux environment.

Thanks for the quick response. I’ll keep experimenting on my end.

-Jake

[Jake]

Jim,

Any updates on this? I’ve looked through the tcl scripts for the newest release (2024.03) and don’t seem to see any visualizer support yet.

Thanks for your time,
Jake

[Jake]

Yep, making the change as you outlined fixed the issue for me. Thanks Jim for the quick response!

[Jake]

Jim,
Sounds great to me. Thanks for the quick response!

I’ll wait to hear back from you.

Thanks again,
Jake

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