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How to Check UVM debug variable in Cadence Simvision...

Selvavinayak

Hello all,

   I need Information about how to check class Variable in Simvision[Recording] Options...

Thanks,

selvavinayakam.na 

  • Open the "cdnshelp" application and type "systemverilog debug workshop" in the search bar. This should take you to a page listing all the self-paced workshops and tutorial videos. Scroll down to find "SystemVerilog and UVM Debug". This workshop should give you a good overview, and enough pointers to know what else to search for in the documentation.

  • Thanks Steve Hobbs for sharing a Information... after searching "SystemVerilog and UVM Debug" in cdnshelp getting below error, Unable to launch the application.
    There is no application defined for the extension 'pdf' .
    In Cadence Help, set the path on the Applications tab in the Edit->Settings menu. can you please help me to solve this Issue...

  • OK, on the Edit->Settings menu you can add or change the file associations. Depending what PDF reader you have installed you may need to set it to "evince", "xpdf", "acroread" or anything else that can open PDF.

  • Don't know about IUS/NCSIM, but you can use a virtual interface and pass class variables to it, the associated physical interface can certainly be seen on waveform. Yes it is painful, but kind of works across tools while the debug is still maturing. If you have Verdi (Novas/SpringSoft) they have some interesting features in this space.eyelet curtains

  • Your article has proven useful to me.  It’s very informative and you are obviously very knowledgeable in this area.  You have opened my eyes to varying views on this topic with interesting and solid content.

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