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While debugging systemverilog@incisive, how do I print "this"?

Avidan over 6 years ago

xcelium> run -step

../uvm-1.2/src/base/uvm_objection.svh:829 comp.raised(this, source_obj, description, count);

xcelium> value this

xmsim: *E,PNOOBJ: Path element could not be found: this.

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Avidan

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StephenH over 6 years ago

"this" is not a variable which is why the debugger won't print it. If you use the "where" command it will print the class handle of the scope you're in, which is the same thing as "this".
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Avidan over 6 years ago in reply to StephenH

Thanks. So say I'm stopped somewhere in a uvm_component, how do I print m_name? will this work?

value [where].m_name
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Avidan over 6 years ago in reply to StephenH

Thanks. So say I'm stopped somewhere in a uvm_component, how do I print m_name? will this work?

value [where].m_name
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StephenH over 6 years ago in reply to Avidan

No, just "value m_name". Just like in SV, you do not need to prefix class variables with "this" unless you are trying to disambiguate between a class variable and a function's local variable.
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