Dear all,
I came across UVM_Warning when I’ve exchanged from UVM_MEDIUM to UVM_HIGH of 'uvm_info in Hello World example of Playground.com.
#KERNEL : UVM_WARNING /home/runner/my_testbench_pkg.svh(76) @10 : uvm_test_top Hello World!
But I thought that supposed to be listed with more detail informaion not just a warning.
Would you please let me know is there any specific way to use 'uvm_info();?
In reply to verified:
The UVM verbosity level does not change the detail of a message. It changes the number of messages that get through to display. When the UVM_VERBOSITY is set to UVM_LOW, only the info messages with UVM_LOW and UVM_NONE get through. When UVM_VERBOSITY is set to UVM_MEDIUM, only messages with UVM_MEDIUM, UVM_LOW and UVM_NONE get through. (Note that UVM_DEBUG should only used for debugging UVM base class library issues)
In reply to dave_59:
In reply to verified:
The UVM verbosity level does not change the detail of a message. It changes the number of messages that get through to display. When the UVM_VERBOSITY is set to UVM_LOW, only the info messages with UVM_LOW and UVM_NONE get through. When UVM_VERBOSIT is set to UVM_MEDIUM, only messages with UVM_MEDIUM, UVM_LOW and UVM_NONE get through.
Thanks for letting me know that.
Can User make a custom function with user own VERBOSITY?
Where can I find any snippet code of VERBOSITY definition in UVM?
In reply to verified:
Even adding a custom verbosity level will not change the story. It reports or not.
What you can do is to use different levels of verbosity in your code to issue different data.