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UVM Register viewer

Meghana BN

Hello all,

I have implemented UVM Register model. I am able to check the values at the Interface level, but i cannot see the register values in the UVM Register viewer.

Can anyone help me in fixing this issue?

Kindly waiting for your replies...

Thank you,

Best regards,

Meghana

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  • StephenH

    Hi Meghana. Did you compile your design with read access (xrun -access +r)? Without that, the simulator may have optimised the model such that it can't display the values.

    Also, make sure that your waveform debug cursor is pointing to the current simulation time, so that you can see the live values. If you don't do that, the GUI wants to show you historic values based on the time your cursor is at, and to do that you would have needed to probe the UVM register model into the waveform database.

    Regards,
    Steve

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  • StephenH

    Hi Meghana. Did you compile your design with read access (xrun -access +r)? Without that, the simulator may have optimised the model such that it can't display the values.

    Also, make sure that your waveform debug cursor is pointing to the current simulation time, so that you can see the live values. If you don't do that, the GUI wants to show you historic values based on the time your cursor is at, and to do that you would have needed to probe the UVM register model into the waveform database.

    Regards,
    Steve

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  • Meghana BN
    in reply to StephenH

    Hi Steve,

    Thanks for your reply..

    I have followed your feedback and still not able to see the register values like desired and mirrored in UVM Register viewer.

    Below given is the screen shot of register viewer what i have observed..

    Best regards,

    Meghana

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