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Can anybody help me understand how to use vunit in PSL

please explain the use with appropriate verilog file

 

i am using IFV tool to verify the design

 

thanks in advance

regards

Girish

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  • Well, I'm not sure what you tried so far, so here's a couple of suggestions:

    1. Use the web link that Joerg posted.

    2. "cdnshelp" is a program that you run. If "ifv" is on your PATH, then cdnshelp should also be visible and executable. Just try running cdnshelp as a Unix command.

    3. If for some reason you cannot find cdnshelp on your path, run it using the full path name: <path_to_ifv_install>/tools/bin/cdnshelp

    4. If this still doesn't work, you can try the PDF version of the docs. In <path_to_ifv_install>/doc/ you'll find a bunch of directories, and inside those are PDF files, so the ABV Writing Guide is stored in doc/abvwrite/abvwrite.pdf.

     

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  • Well, I'm not sure what you tried so far, so here's a couple of suggestions:

    1. Use the web link that Joerg posted.

    2. "cdnshelp" is a program that you run. If "ifv" is on your PATH, then cdnshelp should also be visible and executable. Just try running cdnshelp as a Unix command.

    3. If for some reason you cannot find cdnshelp on your path, run it using the full path name: <path_to_ifv_install>/tools/bin/cdnshelp

    4. If this still doesn't work, you can try the PDF version of the docs. In <path_to_ifv_install>/doc/ you'll find a bunch of directories, and inside those are PDF files, so the ABV Writing Guide is stored in doc/abvwrite/abvwrite.pdf.

     

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