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How to use Scoreboard across environment instances...

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Hi Joseph,

Please let me know how to use scoreboard across two instances of an env. I've created two scoreboards-- one, to add what i transmitted and another to add what i received in an env.Now i've created two instances of it and the two env's are binded such a way that the output of env[0] is an input to env[1].

Pls let me know how should i proceed to check a packet i've transmitted in one env[0] with that in received scoreboard in env[1].

Thanks in Advance...

Regards,
Prabhu


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by prabhuk
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  • Prabhuk, I assume that you have an instance of the monitor for capturing transactions across the shared i/f between your 2 envs. So that monitor should be used to forward transactions to the 2 scorebards in your 2 envs. If the monitor is instantiated in the envs themselves, then you'll need to find a way to disable one of them so that only 1 monitor is talking to both scoreboards.

    What exactly are you checking between the 2 envs, just that the top-level signals are correctly connected between the 2 devices?

    Joseph


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jhzhang
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  • Prabhuk, I assume that you have an instance of the monitor for capturing transactions across the shared i/f between your 2 envs. So that monitor should be used to forward transactions to the 2 scorebards in your 2 envs. If the monitor is instantiated in the envs themselves, then you'll need to find a way to disable one of them so that only 1 monitor is talking to both scoreboards.

    What exactly are you checking between the 2 envs, just that the top-level signals are correctly connected between the 2 devices?

    Joseph


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by jhzhang
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