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compile SystemVerilog and Verilog separately?

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Hi all, Happy New Year! I always use ncvlog –sv –f file_list to compile the SystemVerilog file in file_list. But sometimes, my RTL code is Verilog2001 compatible and my TB code is SystemVerilog compatible. Question is: Can I compile SystemVerilog and Verilog separately? Best regards, Davy


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    Hi Davy.

    I built a small example and checked that it does work in IUS5.83p3.
    Please try this example, and compare the provided ncvlog.log file.

    Regards.
    Steve.


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    Hi Davy.

    I built a small example and checked that it does work in IUS5.83p3.
    Please try this example, and compare the provided ncvlog.log file.

    Regards.
    Steve.


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