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Senthil replied to the topic Osvvm LocalScriptsDefault.tcl location in the forum OSVVM 2 days, 22 hours ago

Hi Jim,

Following up on my earlier email regarding setting a new location to write OSVVM outputs other than the current Simulation directory. My setup now has OSVVM_SETTINGS_DIR env variable pointing to OsvvmSettingsLocal.tcl, I am
able to read in the user settings specified in OsvvmSettingsLocal.tcl.

These variables are active,
variable…[Read more]

Senthil started the topic Osvvm LocalScriptsDefault.tcl location in the forum OSVVM 1 week, 2 days ago

Hi Jim,

I have a local LocalScriptsDefault.tcl to direct Osvvm outputs to a different directory by updating this variable,
variable OutputHomeDirectory <new path>
What is the location the LocalScriptsDefault.tcl needs to be stored to be picked up. Is it preferred to use env variable OSVVM_SETTINGS_DIR to point to the file?

Regards,
-Senthil

Senthil replied to the topic Setting tKeep per transaction using Send in the forum OSVVM 1 week, 6 days ago

Hi Jim,

Appreciate it!. I did not look at this particular test. Searched for TKeep/TStrb. I will have a look at the test that you mentioned.

Regards,
-Senthil

Senthil replied to the topic Setting tKeep per transaction using Send in the forum OSVVM 2 weeks ago

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the response. I did look at this section 7.3 before I sent out my request. My question is how exactly do you specify these values in the Send transaction?. Do you append the TKeep/TStrb value(WW | UU) to the Data field in Send transaction?. Looked at Param field. Param deals with TID, TDEST and TUSER and TLAST. Is there an…[Read more]

Senthil started the topic Setting tKeep per transaction using Send in the forum OSVVM 2 weeks ago

Hello,

I am trying to figure out how tKeep and tStrb values are set in OSVVM. ‘Send’ transaction uses Params to set TID, TDEST and TUSER plus TLAST. I cannot figure out how tKeep/tStrb is set when ‘Send’ is used per transaction for AXI Streams. Any ideas how this can be done?.

Thanks

Senthil

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