Is there anybody else out there who thinks that the OVM guide is not very good for newbie idiots like myself!?
Every time I come to do a Testbench in SV I take a look at this guide then soon glass over when I start hitting macros in objects.
It seems very complicatyed for a module lvl testbench.
Is there any sort of idiots guide?
Hi,
I agree with your sentiments about OVM.
I just went through the online Systemverilog testbench
at www.testbench.in and found many good examples
of systemverilog testbench principles.
Then when I tried VMM, it is a step above systemverilog
with the many calls to class libraries but the methodology
seems to be well documented.
But examining OVM with its many calls to OVM libraries
which seem another level above VMM, I’m getting very lost.
I hope someone can put together some more illustrations
showing the class relationships and how to properly call them
in order to build a good testbench.
If you want a good starter, I found that the OVM forum video
http://www.ovmworld.org/video-seminar.php
to be very helpful.
If you want the slides, I did some cut and paste and put them
into a word doc about 14 MB in size.
You can email me at daffy_work2000@yahoo.com
David
Hi,
Best thing is to get the xbus example understand w.r.t
the OVM user guide, then u may feel bit comfortable
with the various component and some library usages.
Regards,
Hi,
Does anyone have an explanation of the XBUS example
from the perspective of a beginner?
David
Hi David,
OVM Userguide itself has good information related to the Xbus