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Stubs in E language

Raviram80
Raviram80 over 15 years ago

Hi All,

 Can someone please explain what does stubs mean in specman.They are used to interact with the DUT, how?. They are written in verilog.

 I am not completey sure after reading from a book.

 Thanks,

 

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  • Raviram80
    Raviram80 over 15 years ago

    Can someone please reply. this is urgent.

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  • StephenH
    StephenH over 15 years ago

    If it's urgent, then you should file a service request at http://support.cadence.com/, rather than relying on a public forum.

    Depending on when you came into design and verification, you may recall the days where simulators needed stub wrappers for instantiating VHDL in Verilog and vice-versa. Specman stubs are similar in concept.

    Stubs are not always Verilog, if you look in the docs you'll see there are options for whatever simulated design language you're using.

     

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