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SC and SV co-simulation in IUS?

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Hi Cadence,

Is there any SystemC and SystemVerilog in IUS co-simulation example available?
BTW, will IPCM provide such a tutorial to show us how to do this work?

Best regards,
Davy


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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  • While CDN shall answer that, what exactly are you looking to use it for? If it is "signal/pin" level interaction bet'n the 2 languages, it should work already as almost all tools support Verilog-SystemC co-simulation. Since SV is on top of Verilog, that basic level interface should work.

    If instead you are looking for a high level - transaction level interface bet'n them, I would imagine that to take a while. Mentor and Synopsys already support that sort of a thing from what I read. One idea will be to use DPI and use struct to pass the information across. It will be great to have class level interaction though LRM doesn't allow this today - unfortunate.

    Regards
    Ajeetha, CVC
    www.noveldv.com


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by ajeetha
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  • While CDN shall answer that, what exactly are you looking to use it for? If it is "signal/pin" level interaction bet'n the 2 languages, it should work already as almost all tools support Verilog-SystemC co-simulation. Since SV is on top of Verilog, that basic level interface should work.

    If instead you are looking for a high level - transaction level interface bet'n them, I would imagine that to take a while. Mentor and Synopsys already support that sort of a thing from what I read. One idea will be to use DPI and use struct to pass the information across. It will be great to have class level interaction though LRM doesn't allow this today - unfortunate.

    Regards
    Ajeetha, CVC
    www.noveldv.com


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by ajeetha
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