In addition, it sounds like you need to shadow memory on top of the scoreboard. Usually, I use SV associative arrays to implement a simple shadow model. Additionally, with UVM 1.x there appears to be a uvm memory model with peek and poke capabilities. See section 5 in the UVM User Guide for details.
How to develop scoreboard...???
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Paradigm Work's offers a free scoreboard frame work located at:
http://www.design-reuse.com/news/exit/?id=27392&url=http://www.uvmworld.org/contributions-details.php?id=100&keywords=PW_UVM_Scoreboard_Version_1.0
In addition, it sounds like you need to shadow memory on top of the scoreboard. Usually, I use SV associative arrays to implement a simple shadow model. Additionally, with UVM 1.x there appears to be a uvm memory model with peek and poke capabilities. See section 5 in the UVM User Guide for details.
Hope this helps.