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?
You may want to look at the book mentioned at http://www.fpgasimulation.com/
It covers what I consider to be the minimum needed to be productive with the OVM in a few of its chapters.
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?
I completely agree with you. Though there are several examples, each of them tend to follow their own way of doing things. I believe it shows the power/capacity/range of OVM features but for simple module level TBs it is a problem indeed. If you are familiar with basic SystemVerilog for Verification, then we have a 1-day “beginners” class on OVM to get you started. Drop us an email (training @ cvcblr.com ) if you are in Bangalore (India) and interested.
Srini
www.cvcblr.com/blog
Hi Shinde,
You can go through the below link.
http://www.ovmworld.org/video-seminar.php
Regards,
Vaibhav