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To All Design and DV Engineers! Xilinx Vivado 2020.1 Supports UVM 1.2 and many features of Systemverliog. It supports the same in WebPack (Freeware) Version. There are some limitations on side of assertion cover properties but rest it compile complete SV and UVM including constraints and randomization. Learning UVM without hands-on is difficult. I believe this is opportunity for students, engineers and hobbyists to skill up without relying on paid or online tools as now you can run UVM on your system. For getting started, even though there are many UVM generators, I believe the starters need
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UVM-ML Open Architecture - version 1.11 Enabling Multi-Language and Multi-Framework Verification Jan, 2020 General Overview Universal Verification Methodology Multi-Language (UVM-ML) provides a modular solution for integrating verification components written in different languages into a unified and coordinated verification environment. It consists of an open source library that enables such integrations, and can be extended to support additional languages and methodologies. This release of the UVM-ML implementation is the result of collaboration work between Advance- 11 comments
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Hi all, After developing a virtual platform using SystemC with TLM, and also several peripherals (IP) model in high-level (LT), I realised that if in RTL design there is a UVM to say that the design is "okay". How about in high-level? Is there any methodology that we could adopt? If there is none, may I ask for your suggestion on how to verify our own SystemC TLM (LT) design? The SystemC Verification subforum seems to be obsolete, so I posted it here. Really appreciate any kind of advice and solution. Thank you. Regards, Arya.
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Dear all, As we close in on delivering UVM 1.2 to the engineering community now is the time for you to read the docs, review the code, test the functionality. Or as they say forever hold your peace..... Once approved changing documentation requires another full review so really please do give your feedback ASAP. As a UVM user it is in your interest that UVM meets your requirements and your opinion is considered. There is a list of issues we know about within the Mantis database: http://www.eda.org/svdb/my_view_page.php If you want to view the code for a particular branch fro