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How to connect vPlan and your testbench

jefflieu
jefflieu over 12 years ago

 Hi guys,

I've been exploring with the labs in UVM-SystemVerilog Workshop. The lab 1 to 5 are good, but lab 6 is sort of useless. It only shows me how to view the prewritten sessions and vplan. In the end, I don't know how to create the vPlan map the plan to the testbench so that it can automatically measure my verification progress. 

I don't why the lab 6 isn't built up from lab 5 which it should.  

Is there any other lab/document that I can follow? 

I search all over the earth and understand roughly that : you have a spec, then you create your vplan. Your vplan can map to your spec and your vplan can map to your testbench to measure the progress of your verification. I just don't know how to "connect" vplan to my testbench. 

Thanks a lot for reading

 Jeff

 

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    jefflieu over 12 years ago

    Here's the screenshot. Somehow I can't insert it to the post :(

    https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8ZL9wN9Gn7lOGNLQUM1N1duc28

    Really appreciate your attention. :)

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  • jefflieu
    jefflieu over 12 years ago

    Here's the screenshot. Somehow I can't insert it to the post :(

    https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8ZL9wN9Gn7lOGNLQUM1N1duc28

    Really appreciate your attention. :)

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