KathleenMeade

Hello Cliff, You can do one of two things. You can use -uvm as a command line option and it will automatically compile the UVM library located in the Cadence installation. This will include our TCL commands for debug, allows you to use our uvm-specific debug features, transaction recording and a few other things. Optionally, you can set an environment variable, for example UVM_HOME, to the location of another installation of UVM and then use -uvmhome $UVM_HOME. In both cases, you do not need to specify the files on the command-line. Changing VERBOSITY, TESTNAME, and many other +options

Hello Eugene, Your example includes the UVM library and you are probably also using -uvm or -uvmhome on the command line. So the package is getting compiled twice. It should work if you comment out the 'include line. Kathleen