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e testflow

myonlyscreen
myonlyscreen over 11 years ago

 Hi,

I am using e testflow, and encountering an interesting case that i would like to share and get your feedbacks.

I have an environment "A" with tf_domain == domain_a.

Under this  environment i am instantiating an environment "B" which is testflow unit and have 2 sequence drivers which are also testflow units.

According to the Cadence test flow document, if the tf_domain field is untouched, it is determined to be (with soft constraint) to be the same as the nearest enclosing testflow unit, if there isn't such  tf_domain is set to DEFAULT.

However, what i see is:

env_b.tf_domain = domain_a

env_b.seq_driver_1.tf_domain = domain_a

env_b .seq_driver_2.tf_domain =DEFAULT

How come the second sequence driver didn't got the same tf_domain value like the other units?

Moreover, the tf_domain field is declared as const, thus can not be changed after generation.

I will be happy to hear your feedbacks.

 

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  • hannes
    hannes over 11 years ago

    Hello,

    I've create a small testcase to try and reproduce your issue. However (as so often) it works fine here. I'm using 13.10.010-s and I only constrain the env tf_domain. All sub units (which are all testflow_units) inherit they tf_domain setting from the enclosing unit. If you want to force the tf_domain, you can use constraints, i.e.:
    (in the env)
    keep seq_driver_2.tf_domain==tf_domain; 

    Regards,
    -hannes 

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  • hannes
    hannes over 11 years ago

    Hello,

    I've create a small testcase to try and reproduce your issue. However (as so often) it works fine here. I'm using 13.10.010-s and I only constrain the env tf_domain. All sub units (which are all testflow_units) inherit they tf_domain setting from the enclosing unit. If you want to force the tf_domain, you can use constraints, i.e.:
    (in the env)
    keep seq_driver_2.tf_domain==tf_domain; 

    Regards,
    -hannes 

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