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Re: Using arrow keys in NCSim Tcl Command-line interface
Actually, it is possible, just found it out ! Need to use the "-e" command option when calling irun !

Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by Almendrico on Thu, Jul 28 2011
Using arrow keys in NCSim Tcl Command-line interface
Hi all, I believe it is not possible to use the arrow keys to navigate through the command history within the Tcl command-line NCSim console. Is this correct ? The only approximate option I have found is using the tcl command "history", but this is not useful compared as the power given by the arrow keys... So what I wonder is, is ...

Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by Almendrico on Thu, Jul 28 2011
Re: Part-Select of an Array in SystemVerilog ... Not supported by Incisive ?
Thank you guys for the answers

Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by Almendrico on Thu, Dec 9 2010
Part-Select of an Array in SystemVerilog ... Not supported by Incisive ?
Hi all, I am trying to do something very simple with SystemVerilog I have an 2-dimensional array defined as typedef logic [3:0] SR8x4 [0:7]; and I just want to do a shift operation between the unpacked elements, i.e: SR8x4[1:7] <= SR8x4[0:6]; However, I am getting the following ...

Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by Almendrico on Wed, Dec 8 2010
Searching for a data pattern in Simvision
Hi all, I just landed into a Design role and into the forum, hope I am not asking an obvious question ... (couldn't find it in the forum anyway...) Anyway, do you know if there is a way of searching for data patterns in Simvision. I know I can search for individual values, i.e. hFF, but, can I do a search for hFF - h00 - hAA ? (for ...

Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by Almendrico on Thu, Oct 28 2010

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