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    The Verification Academy offers users multiple entry points to find the information they need. One of these entry points is through Topic collections. These topics are industry standards that all design and verification engineers should recognize. While we continue to add new topics, users are encourage to further refine collection information to meet their specific interests.

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    The Verification Academy is organized into a collection of free online courses, focusing on various key aspects of advanced functional verification. Each course consists of multiple sessions—allowing the participant to pick and choose specific topics of interest, as well as revisit any specific topics for future reference. After completing a specific course, the participant should be armed with enough knowledge to then understand the necessary steps required for maturing their own organization’s skills and infrastructure on the specific topic of interest. The Verification Academy will provide you with a unique opportunity to develop an understanding of how to mature your organization’s processes so that you can then reap the benefits that advanced functional verification offers.

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  1. Re: How to set a queue/array in uvm_config_db?

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Jul 28, 2020
    In reply to dave_59: Quote: In reply to mundhemanasi: That code does not work. It just overwrites the same config element over and over again. Use a config object extended from uvm_object and have whatever size array you need on that object. Hi Dave, Coul ...

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  2. Driving a DUT input port from the testbench

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on May 4, 2020
    UVM DUT port to be driven from testbench I have an output design_wcomp coming out of the design. In my scoreboard, I keep a count of these to see if they match the expected value. Once they match, I need to drive an "input port" tb_design_write_ ...

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    DUT port to be driven from testbench

  3. Re: Driving a DUT input port from the testbench

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on May 4, 2020
    In reply to chr_sue: Quote: In reply to UVM_learner6: Quote: I have an output design_wcomp coming out of the design. In my scoreboard, I keep a count of these to see if they match the expected value. Once they match, I need to drive an "input port&qu ...

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    DUT port to be driven from testbench

  4. sequence/item/call back

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Mar 30, 2020
    UVM Hello, Is there a way to synchronize the fields in a sequence item with what I send on a callback function? Example: Sequence item has this rand bit[4:0] channel; In the callback virtual function, I want to set the axi trans's User bits 4:0 like ...

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  5. Re: sequence/item/call back

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Mar 30, 2020
    Any ideas if I can use singleton class for this scenario? If so, can anyone walk me through how to do this? Thanks ...

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  6. Re: sequence/item/call back

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Mar 27, 2020
    In reply to chr_sue: Quote: In reply to UVM_learner6: In the case of your objective you do not need the callback function because you do notwant to modify the content of the randomized data member. What the callback is doing you can do also in the post_ra ...

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  7. Constraint turn off uvm_do_with

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Feb 24, 2020
    UVM I have a sequence that uses axi transaction as it’s request type. Inside the transaction, there’s are many constraints defined. In the body of the sequence, I have a uvm_do_with where I add specifics to the request (req.kind... req.start address, etc) ...

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  8. Re: Constraint turn off uvm_do_with

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Feb 24, 2020
    In reply to chr_sue: Quote: In reply to UVM_learner6: Quote: In reply to cgales: Quote: In reply to UVM_learner6: You can't. You need a handle to the object to be able to enable/disable a constraint. This is one reason that you should never use the ` ...

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  9. Re: Constraint turn off uvm_do_with

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Feb 21, 2020
    In reply to cgales: Quote: In reply to UVM_learner6: You can't. You need a handle to the object to be able to enable/disable a constraint. This is one reason that you should never use the `uvm_do macros and should implement the actual code necessary ...

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  10. Back pressure check in scoreboard

    Posted by UVM_learner6 on Feb 20, 2020
    UVM Scoreboard back pressure check Posting this in uvm forum. Hope it’s okay. Could someone give me an idea of conceptually implementing back pressure check in the scoreboard? If a design specifies that it can take a maximum of 16 outstanding AXI transact ...

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