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BFM written in class has to interface with phy signals

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Hi,

I'm new to systemverilog ..and using NCVLOG...and i'm trying interface my BFM modelled using classes with the interface (phy signals)...cadence is not supporting keyword virtual to do this...can anyone help me on how to do this....i want to keep my classes in a separate file...and the top module in a separate file....also have trouble calling the top module from program file....please help ASAP 

Cheers


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by chaitu2k
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  • PHY signals can be declared in interfaces, this interface can be passed as an  input to BFM. Declare BFM as a module.

    Instead of declaring classes alone in a file, declare them in a package and then import this package whereever required.

    Also, in the top module, use full hierarichal path to call a particular module.



    Cheers


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jagvinder
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  • PHY signals can be declared in interfaces, this interface can be passed as an  input to BFM. Declare BFM as a module.

    Instead of declaring classes alone in a file, declare them in a package and then import this package whereever required.

    Also, in the top module, use full hierarichal path to call a particular module.



    Cheers


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jagvinder
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