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Modularization of SystemVerilog

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Hi guys,

I have an question concerning modularization, but I have not found it in one of the following books: "Writing Testbenches using SystemVerilog" and "SystemVerilog for Verification". So, I hope you can help me.

I have written much classes, which are all in ONE file so far, but this is not the target state I wish for this project. The problem is, that for example, one class instantiates another class and I don't know, how to separate the classes.

Is a mechanism available, as C-Header-Files?

I hope you can help me, because several smaller files are much better than one singe huge file.

Thanks for your help!
If the answer should be in one of the itemized books, please sorry, I haven't found it!

Sebastian


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    To make it worse, class_n instantiates an object of class_1. I hope, this will not be an additional problem!

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    To make it worse, class_n instantiates an object of class_1. I hope, this will not be an additional problem!

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