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how to create memory model using vr_ad

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi,

    I wanted to know how i can create a memory model using vr_rd package.

--srik.


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    archive over 17 years ago

    Thanks for pointing this out, Gaurav.

    However, I've found that using list of vr_ad_regs to model memory is very convenient for modeling indirect access memories where the "indirect-data-write" register is of the exact same type as the list of vr_ads. You only have to define field structure once.


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    Thanks for pointing this out, Gaurav.

    However, I've found that using list of vr_ad_regs to model memory is very convenient for modeling indirect access memories where the "indirect-data-write" register is of the exact same type as the list of vr_ads. You only have to define field structure once.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by thinkverification
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