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  • Virtual Interface Config DB (.tgz)

    Shows how to connect a virtual interface to a UVM testbench using the uvm_config_db.

  • UVM Wishbone Mac Config (.tgz)

  • Quirky Register (.tgz)

    Example showing how to create a custom or "quirky" register.

  • UVM Messaging System (.tgz)

    Demonstrates how to use the UVM messaging system.

  • Pipelined get/put (.tgz)

    An example Sequence-Driver implementation for a pipelined protocol using get() and put() in the driver.

  • Unidirectional Protocol Model (.tgz)

    An example Sequence-Driver implementation for a unidirectional protocol.

  • Bidirectional item_done (.tgz)

    An example Sequence-Driver implementation for a bidirectional protocol using item_done() in the driver.

  • Sequence Polymorphism (.tgz)

    Shows how to use polymorphism in sequence stimulus generation.

  • Sequence Persistence (.tgz)

    Shows how to use the persistence of sequence_item members in sequence stimulus generation.

  • Bidirectional get/put (.tgz)

    An example Sequence-Driver implementation for a bidirectional protocol using get() and put() in the driver.

  • Pipelined item_done (.tgz)

    An example Sequence-Driver implementation for a pipelined protocol using item_done() in the driver.

  • ALU Based Analysis Component (.tgz)

    ALU based analysis component example.

  • Wait for interface signal (.tgz)

    Example of how to use a configuration object wait_for_signal method as an alternative to using an agent.

  • Sequence Randomization (.tgz)

    Shows how to use constrained randomization of sequence_item members in sequence stimulus generation.

  • Sequence Overriding (.tgz)

    Example of how to override sequences by type or instance.

  • SPI Master Testbench (.tgz)

  • Memory Built-in Register (.tgz)

    Example illustrating the use of uvm_memories and some of the built-in register sequences.

  • Layering Sequence (.tgz)

    A layering sequence example that layers several source sequence layers onto a lower level transport layer.

  • Interrupts - Parallel Processing (.tgz)

    Shows how interrupts can be used to control the operation of parallel hardware blocks.

  • Abstract-Concrete Testbench (.tgz)

    Shows how to make a DUT-TB connection using an abstract concrete class pair.

  • C Stimulus Testbench (.tgz)

    Example showing how to use C based stimulus with a UVM testbench.

  • APB Protocol Monitor (.tgz)

    In this style of design there are timing relationships between different signals which need to be checked and seen to work.

  • What is Coverage

    As the saying goes, "What doesn't get measured might not get done." And that is certainly true when trying to determine a design project's verification progress, or trying to answer the question "Are we done?"

  • Wishbone SoC Testplan

    Wishbone SoC testplan spreadsheet example (.zip)

  • System Level Functional Coverage Example

    System level functional verification can take full advantage of the fact that the entire design is a self contained unit that will be used by customers, and thus has some logical use model that the customer will follow. Also, being a system, often it is made up of trusted IP, and the verification focus is aimed more at the block interconnect and any new functionality.