Finding outstanding sequences on a sequencer in INCISIV

[krb]

Hi,

In my top level sequence, I have a fork .. join block which contains N number of `uvm_do macros (N always > 1).

PS: still using uvm1.0ea.

virtual task run();
   fork
          `uvm_do(r_bseq1);
          .
          .
          .
          .
          `uvm_do(r_bseqN);
   join
endtask

Before the all the child sequences finish, how can I know which sequences are still pending in the sequencer ? and if possible the current sequence being executed.

I am using INCISIV 10.2 and I am primarily interested in getting this info from the simvision gui and not by printing lots of log messages.

Thanks,

krb

[uwes]

hi,

if you run with a UVM version shipped with IES you can do that easily. just push your sequence fiber into the waveform and you see start/end/hoerarchy of all your sequences.

/uwe

[krb]

Hi uwe,

I didn't understand, do you mean use begin_tr/end_tr on the parent sequence ?

Yes I am using uvm1.0ea shipped with IES.

[jadec]

Sequencers automatically do begin_tr/end_tr, you may need to enable recording:

set_config_int( “*”, “recording_detail”, 1);

Run with -gui and look for your sequencer in the uvm_top_levels hierarchy under the uvm_pkg.