GO is an imported symbol from package op_enum_pkg and is not directly accessible through the package scope cal_defines_pkg:: in which it is imported in another .sv file

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GO is an imported symbol from package op_enum_pkg and is not directly accessible through the package scope cal_defines_pkg:: in which it is imported in another .sv file.

scenario:

here i have “GO” is a define in op_enum_pkg. op_enum_pkg is imported in cal_defines_pkg. if i want to get “GO” in another .sv file how can i get it?

I wrote like this: but showing warning for the below:

cal_defines_pkg::GO : cache_mem = Invalid ;

How to get define of one package which is imported in another package. through the 2nd package?

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In reply to Ram130625@:
Importing just makes identifiers visible to the scope where the import occurs. It does not move/copy the definition of the identifier. Doing that requires exporting the identifier.

package op_enum_pkg;
  parameter GO = 1;
endpackage
package cal_defines_pkg;
  import op_enum_pkg::*;  // import op_enum_pkg::GO;
  export op_enum_pkg::GO; // export op_enum_pkg::*
endpackage
module top;
  initial $display("GO: ",cal_defines_pkg::GO);
endmodule

Note that the identifiers you want exported must appear explicitly in the package; you cannot rely on wildcards ‘*’.

See section 26.6 Exporting imported names from packages of the IEEE 1800-2017 SystemVerilog LRM