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Found 3 results

  1. Joe Twwedie
    Hi all, I have a couple of counters in my monitor's run_phase which I'm trying to print in the report_phase. But, the test itself is being killed (I cannot edit the file which is killing the test) which my monitor is still in the run_phase & hence the counters aren't being printed. Is there any way to enforce the report_phase to be run/ any way to call the report_phase from within the monitor file ?
  2. ljepson74
    When using uvm_sequence_base's kill on a virtual sequence, will it kill child sequences? It seems to me that it will not, but I am unsure and have not explored this much, yet. Looking briefly at the UVM base class, I'm guessing that a virtual sequence should have its own function to terminate child sequences. ----- update: I added a function in the virtual sequence to terminate child sequences and everything is working fine.
  3. feron_jb
    Hi everyone, For a processor model, I need to be able to reset or kill a transaction sent across an interface and stored in a Payload Event Queue. How can I do that? If I initiate a transaction like this : tlm::tlm_generic_payload* trans = new tlm::tlm_generic_payload; tlm::tlm_phase* trans_phase = new tlm::tlm_phase; sc_time* delay = new sc_time; tlm::tlm_sync_enum* transStatus = new tlm::tlm_sync_enum; *trans_phase = tlm::BEGIN_REQ; *delay = SC_ZERO_TIME; // Or any delay trans->set_command(tlm::TLM_WRITE_COMMAND); trans->set_dmi_allowed(false); trans->set_response_status(tlm::TLM_INCOMPLETE_RESPONSE); *transStatus = InitSocket.nb_transport_fw(*trans, *trans_phase, *delay); How could I, afterwards and before the specified delay has elapsed, kill this transaction or remove it from the target Payload Event Queue? Can I keep a copy of the 'trans' pointer to reset the transaction content if needed? Thank you for your help! Regards, J-B
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