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Whats new in IUS5.83 systemverilog support ? when will it be released ?

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archive over 18 years ago

I just started to experiment with ncsim 5.7 +systemverilog  and I'm very disappointed with the current support.. I tried running AVM examples and was not able to execute even the simple ones with ncsim.. I'm really curious to know if the next release will be supporting parametrized mailboxes and queues supporting complex data types..

Also how does URM compare to AVM or VMM ?


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    IUS57 does have a good amount of SV support. However, CHM is correct that IUS583 is the release you really want.

    Unfortunately, there have been a couple of problems in getting the release out and has been delayed. It will hopefully be released and available for download on Friday but may get slipped into next week. I'll post here again when I hear that it's available.

    The good news is that there is a lot of new SV support, especially in the implementation of some advanced class and dynamic array capabilities. You will definitely want to get this release as soon as it's available.

    Although mailboxes won't be supported directly in IUS583, I have attached a mailbox class library. Including this with your compilation will provide the same functionality you will get when the command is natively supported.

    As I said, IUS583 will have a ton of SV support but IEEE1800 is a huge language and everything won't be there immediately. If you find something that is not supported, post a comment to this forum and someone will probably have an alternate way to accomplish the same thing.


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    IUS57 does have a good amount of SV support. However, CHM is correct that IUS583 is the release you really want.

    Unfortunately, there have been a couple of problems in getting the release out and has been delayed. It will hopefully be released and available for download on Friday but may get slipped into next week. I'll post here again when I hear that it's available.

    The good news is that there is a lot of new SV support, especially in the implementation of some advanced class and dynamic array capabilities. You will definitely want to get this release as soon as it's available.

    Although mailboxes won't be supported directly in IUS583, I have attached a mailbox class library. Including this with your compilation will provide the same functionality you will get when the command is natively supported.

    As I said, IUS583 will have a ton of SV support but IEEE1800 is a huge language and everything won't be there immediately. If you find something that is not supported, post a comment to this forum and someone will probably have an alternate way to accomplish the same thing.


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