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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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  • Thank You Joseph,

    The env consists of a bfm which is driving a packet on a serial line and a monitor  which  is  collecting  packet  on the serial line. So, i binded the two instances of this env such a way that the output of one env instance is connected to input of another.

    Meanwhile, I'll try  by implementing the monitor independently as you said...

    Thank You..

    Regards,
    Prabhu.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by prabhuk
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  • Thank You Joseph,

    The env consists of a bfm which is driving a packet on a serial line and a monitor  which  is  collecting  packet  on the serial line. So, i binded the two instances of this env such a way that the output of one env instance is connected to input of another.

    Meanwhile, I'll try  by implementing the monitor independently as you said...

    Thank You..

    Regards,
    Prabhu.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by prabhuk
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