Hello Everyone, In the log file, The entire file path is printed instead of just the filename, This increases the log file size and also looks clumsy. Kindly let me know the option to pass, to disable the file path getting printed. The log file has the below line, UVM_INFO /design/users/vijay/icm…

In reply to Rsignori92 : You might try this A way of shortening uvm_info filename to ONLY filename, not path/filename? Hi all! I've been trying to completely do without the full path of filename when reporting for example instead of UVM_INFO /1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/filename.sv (linenum) "Messa…

In reply to maximus : Simply extend the uvm_report_server class and override the compose message creating your own message with format. Anyway you could implement the a function which works on a given string starting from the end up to the first dot for instance or tue second one (the first one coul…

In reply to maximus : Did you try `uvm_info_context ?

In reply to chr_sue : The uvm_*_context just allows you to change the emitter of the message not the file path. By setting the emitter (context) to be the uvm_top for instance you are going to avoid the hier printing. What you’be asked is: can i shorten the print ?

In reply to Rsignori92 : In reply to maximus : Simply extend the uvm_report_server class and override the compose message creating your own message with format. Anyway you could implement the a function which works on a given string starting from the end up to the first dot for instance or tue seco…

In reply to maximus : This is because get_filename returns the path including the file itself. You could try to override this method.

In reply to maximus : The approach is: create a function which will start at the end of the file name and ruj through it up to the first “/” or "" and just you knowing replace the existing file name with the shortened one.

In reply to chr_sue : Thank you so much, the solution given by “kaushalmodi” in the above link worked like a charm.

Print only the file name and exclude file path getting printed in the log file