Web Seminar - UVM Sequences in Depth

Join Academy Subject Matter Expert, Tom Fitzpatrick for an archived Verification Web Seminar - UVM Sequences in Depth.

Overview:

In UVM, sequences can provide a wealth of functionality beyond initiating stimulus on a particular interface. Often designs require the verification environment to respond to traffic from the DUT, and sequences can model this behavior as well. By modeling responders through the use of Slave Sequences, UVM enhances reuse by encapsulating the functionality in sequences that can be controlled from the test, without having to replace the agent connected to the DUT. In this web seminar, Tom will walk through the mechanics of setting up and executing Slave Sequences in a responder. He will also walk through modeling an interrupt sequence and show how to have interrupt sequences running in conjunction with other stimulus sequences.

In addition - if you are already an Academy Full Access member, get a head start with Slave Sequences in the UVM Cookbook.

Watch and Learn:

  • Review sequence API
  • How to use Slave Sequences to represent "responder" functionality
  • How to replace one Slave Sequence with another
  • Review Virtual Sequences to coordinate master/slave sequences
  • How to implement an interrupt sequence

View UVM Sequences in Depth.