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Irun not accepted systemverilog macro

vvgulyaev

I try to define macro

`define MY_MACRO(par1, par2 = 0)

If i use irun version 08, in console outputs error:

`define MY_MACRO(par1, par2=0) | ncvlog: *E,EXPRPP (trunk/testbench/include/test_macro.svh,6|27): expecting a right parenthesis to close the formal arguments to a macro [16.3.1(IEEE)].

If I use irun version 11 everything is ok.

irun version 8 is not supported constructions with default arguments values in macro?

  • That version of Incisive is extremely old and is no longer supported. You haven't posted your complete macro so it's impossible to say why it won't compile in that version.

    I strongly recommend that you move to a supported version (Incisive 14.10 or 14.20), apart from being able to get help for these versions you will find the SV support is much better in these versions.

    It would be a good idea to register yourself at http://support.cadence.com/ as well, so that you can browse the solution notes and use the self-service help system.

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