In reply to dave_59:
Shouldn’t my logic be the below instead since I need to wait for trigger to be set before driving my transaction
@(vif.driver_cb iff vif.driver_cb.trigger == 1)
vif.driver_cb.data <= trans.data;
For my understanding, what exactly does “@(vif.driver_cb iff vif.driver_cb.trigger == 1” translate to? Am I right when I say “Keep executing @(vif.driver_cb) until vif.driver_cb.trigger equals 1”?
Does this also mean that in the case of trigger being equal to 1 when the code is hit, the execution skips the blocking statement @(vif.driver_cb)?