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loading VHPI library on irun

yongh

Hi,

I am trying to load vhpi library for irun simulation. I used -loadvhpi option but it doesn't seem working correctly. even I cannot see loading failure messages. Could you please help me how to load vhpi library on irun? This VHPI library was used for ncsim. Can I use the same so file for irun as well?

Thanks,

Yong

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  • StephenH

    What Yong didn't tell us was that he's using irun in 3 steps (irun -copile; irun -elaborate; irun -r).

    He was passing -loadvhpi only to the final stage (irun -r), but it looks as though the problem was solved by adding -loadvhpi to the elaboration stage as well.

    In general I'd recommend to be consistent about passig the same set of args to irun at each stage. More specifically I'd recommend not try to force irun to work like the old-fashioned 3-step ncvlog/ncelab/ncsim flow.

    Yong, if I missed anything from our email exchanges, please would you share this with the forum so others can benefit from it?

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  • StephenH

    What Yong didn't tell us was that he's using irun in 3 steps (irun -copile; irun -elaborate; irun -r).

    He was passing -loadvhpi only to the final stage (irun -r), but it looks as though the problem was solved by adding -loadvhpi to the elaboration stage as well.

    In general I'd recommend to be consistent about passig the same set of args to irun at each stage. More specifically I'd recommend not try to force irun to work like the old-fashioned 3-step ncvlog/ncelab/ncsim flow.

    Yong, if I missed anything from our email exchanges, please would you share this with the forum so others can benefit from it?

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