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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 

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Originally posted in cdnusers.org by chaitu2k
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    Hi Davy,

    It would probably make sense for you to read the documentation on http://myipcm.cadence.com
    SV is just another language and like all languages there will be some constructs and applications that you will find easy and intuitive and other syntax/semantics will appear difficult.

    Like Ajeeta said its all about having the correct methodology for achieving your solutions, then you can implement the solution using constructs which make sense to you.

    Within the Universal Reuse Methodology there are already various styles of implementation for creating powerful reusuable components.
    If you are not very familiar with OO or simply dont want to stray too far from the style of constructs typically used by design engineers then I would suggest you choose the Designer Orientated: "Module Based with classes" implementation for your verification components.
    thanks
    Adiel


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adielkhan
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    Hi Davy,

    It would probably make sense for you to read the documentation on http://myipcm.cadence.com
    SV is just another language and like all languages there will be some constructs and applications that you will find easy and intuitive and other syntax/semantics will appear difficult.

    Like Ajeeta said its all about having the correct methodology for achieving your solutions, then you can implement the solution using constructs which make sense to you.

    Within the Universal Reuse Methodology there are already various styles of implementation for creating powerful reusuable components.
    If you are not very familiar with OO or simply dont want to stray too far from the style of constructs typically used by design engineers then I would suggest you choose the Designer Orientated: "Module Based with classes" implementation for your verification components.
    thanks
    Adiel


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adielkhan
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