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make xcellium process command display only uvm processes?

I'd like to debug my UVM processes only (one of them is stuck somewhere). When I use the TCL *process* command I get 1000's of RTL processes.

What is the best way to filter this list to get only SV/UVM processes?

Thanks,

Avidan

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StephenH over 3 years ago

Are you using Indago (or SimVision)? There may be easier ways to figure out what's stuck where, using the GUI rather than Tcl.

For example, Indago has a "debug" tab which contains an "Active Threads" viewer, where you can see / filter the list of all running threads. Clicking a thread there will open the corresponding source at the line the thread is stopped at.
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StephenH over 3 years ago

Are you using Indago (or SimVision)? There may be easier ways to figure out what's stuck where, using the GUI rather than Tcl.

For example, Indago has a "debug" tab which contains an "Active Threads" viewer, where you can see / filter the list of all running threads. Clicking a thread there will open the corresponding source at the line the thread is stopped at.
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avidanefody over 3 years ago in reply to StephenH

@StephenH thanks! does simvision has the same thing?
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Doug Koslow over 3 years ago in reply to avidanefody

No, thread debugging is a new feature of Indago.

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StephenH over 3 years ago in reply to avidanefody

As Doug says, SimVision doesn't have the thread debugger. I do believe you have access to Indago though, and given how you're a fan of Python, Indago's native Python API should be a good reason to consider upgrading away from SimVision :-)
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