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  • Re: problem with e linting with hal
    Hello E.M. This indeed looks like a bug (ion only had a black box line in my design_info for the file which triggered the user-defined check). Please can you open a change request via support.cadence.com to track R&D fixing this issue. As a workaround, you can use the -nocheck HAL parameter (although this is awkward for more than a handful of ...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Mon, Apr 15 2013
  • Re: problem with e linting with hal
    Hello E.M., I've just tried to run with a user defined rule and with source filtering. This seems to work ok for me. Maybe there is some detail you are missing. I've added my user defined rule to the hal.def file and pass in the source filter via the design_info file. So my command line looks something like this: irun -hal ./exmple.e ...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Fri, Apr 12 2013
  • Re: IVB not supporting additional port definations for systemverilog UVC creation
    Hi, you can just add your ports to the interface definition. The file is called <your_package>_if.sv in the sv directory. Once the ports are there, they can be accessed via the interface pointer in various components (e.g. vif in the driver). Regards, -hannes
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Thu, Mar 21 2013
  • Re: help with reflection
    Hello EM, reflection reports on static elements of your code (structs, types, fields, methods, constraints etc.). Method variables don't exist statically, they only 'come to life' when the method is active (executing). There is also no list of all variables of a method, since variables can be defined locally in actions (e.g. in a for ...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Thu, Mar 21 2013
  • Re: ce_tools directory no longer shipped with Specman
    Hello aevgeniy, As mentioned in the post above, we don't support this package for more than 5 years. What is it you are trying to achieve. There are other tools (like edoc or  DVT from Amiq). Which provide struct inheritance information. Regards, -hannes
    Posted to Functional Verification Shared Code (Forum) by hannes on Tue, Mar 19 2013
  • Re: Bidirectional has() and count() List Pseudo-Methods
    Hello IonutC, this configuration setting affects code at load time. This is why the setup phase is too late. Some (most) configuration settings can be set in setup(), but not this one (and some others which affect loading of code). So unfortunately you will have to pass this as a command or a pre_command to Specman before you load any code with ...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Tue, Mar 5 2013
  • Re: latest e manual
     Hello Dan, when you sign in to the Cadence support website, you can find all the product manuals here: http://support.cadence.com/wps/myportal/cos/COSHome/resources/ProductManuals Have a look under INCISIV 12.1 (or INCISIV 12.1), you'll find the Specman e Langauge reference and others there. -hannes
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Wed, Dec 12 2012
  • Re: latest Specman-Matlab package
    Apologies. I had a little technical issue with this (the site only allows zip files). Please can you try this one. Best regards -hannes
    Posted to Functional Verification Shared Code (Forum) by hannes on Mon, Nov 26 2012
  • Re: latest Specman-Matlab package
    We've reviewed the package and checked that it works with more recent versions. Very few modifications had to be made in order for the package to work with Matlab R2012B and SPMN 12.1.  
    Posted to Functional Verification Shared Code (Forum) by hannes on Mon, Nov 12 2012
  • Re: the usage of e language "now"
    Hi, the on block is a number of expressions that are executed without any time advance (like a method). However, on blocks are sensitive to an event (in your examples the a_ev event). When this event happens, all the actions in the on block are executed. Hwoever, at the same time as the a_ev we could have other events. The "now" ...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Forum) by hannes on Tue, Nov 6 2012
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