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  1. The issue I have is the register model has multiple registers of different names but the fields within the registers are named the same. The register model is generated by a tool so getting changes made will take some time and I need a work around. I have a lot of registers so this is a big problem. class reg_0 extends uvm_reg; rand uvm_reg_field x; rand uvm_reg_field y; ...... endclass class reg_1 extends uvm_reg; rand uvm_reg_field x; rand uvm_reg_field y; ...... endclass I need to be able to access the fields in my scoreboard. The problem is the field is not associated to the register so I can't simply call peek on x without associating it with the correct register. Is there a way to associate the register name with the field name and then call peek without hard coding the call to peek? I am using get_registers() and get_fields() to load my queues. Is there a way to get the registers and the fields for that register instead of one or the other? Perhaps I have missed something in the reference manual. reg_fields.peek(status,reg_field_data);
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