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Problem with user define net types resolution functions

jach78

Hi all,
I have defined a net in this way:
typedef struct{
real V;
real I;
} EEstruct;

function automatic EEstruct res_EE(input EEstruct driver[]);
foreach(driver[i]) begin
.....

to debug my resolution function I need to know which driver is driving the net. How can I know this information?
what kind of data structure driver is? Is there a name field in the driver element or somthing like that?

Another questione,
In the testbench I assign the net in the following way:

assign mynet = '{1.0,2.0}; // is this correct?
assign mynet2 = '{`wrealZState, `wrealZState};

Are this assignment correct?

Thanks,
Jack

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  • jach78

    Hi Tim,

    when I use the $resolved_wudn_drivers, as in your example, I receive the following error:

    ncsim: *E,OBJACC: Object must have read and connectivity access: tb_instance_name.VX

    Do you have any advice on the root cause?

    Thank you very much and best regards,

    Jack.

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  • jach78

    Hi Tim,

    when I use the $resolved_wudn_drivers, as in your example, I receive the following error:

    ncsim: *E,OBJACC: Object must have read and connectivity access: tb_instance_name.VX

    Do you have any advice on the root cause?

    Thank you very much and best regards,

    Jack.

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