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generate of specman (vs) randomize of systemverilog

onkarkk
onkarkk over 16 years ago

Hi,

Could any one please explain me clearly steps of generate and randomize and their significance.

i.e ., in generate it is told there is pre-generate and post-generate methods i could not understand clearly why they required.

In the same way in randomize() also there are pre_randomize() and post_randomize() methods will be invoked , i didnt get sufficient clarity on their explanation .. could any 

one please clarify the significance of those methods.

Thanks in advance,

regards

Krishna Kishore 

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    onkarkk over 16 years ago

    Thank you Stephen,

    Now i understood bit clearly, I will go further as u said...

    Thankyou verymuch.

    Regards

    Krishna Kishore 

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    onkarkk over 16 years ago

    Thank you Stephen,

    Now i understood bit clearly, I will go further as u said...

    Thankyou verymuch.

    Regards

    Krishna Kishore 

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