Hi All,
In systemverilog, do the method members in a class object occupy dynamic memory storage ?
Suppose I have a class that has 100KB worth of method code, and only a few KB of attributes.
I instantiate 1000 objects from this class. Have I consumed 100,000KB of dynamic memory?
In reply to Verif Engg:
The variables declared inside a class method have an automatic lifetime. These automatic variables begin their life when method gets called, and end their life when returning from the method. So the number of concurrent calls to the method has a direct impact and not necessarily the number of objects. There are a couple of exceptions to this, but I hope this answers your question.