UVM_Simple_Example

Simple UVM example with Altair (Metrics) DSim Desktop and Xilinx Vivado Simulator (xsim).

Altair (Metrics) DSim

Linux (Batch Run)

• Setup (optional)

  source $HOME/metrics-ca/dsim/<DSim Version>/shell_activate.bash
  export DSIM_LICENSE=$HOME/metrics-ca/dsim-license.json

  Change the path and tool version depending on your environment. Similar setup is done inside dsim.mk if this setup is not done.

• Run a test

  Makefile is available for Linux batch run.

  make run

  DSim is selected by dafulat. You can explicitly specify DSim by the following.

  make dsim_run

Windows (Batch run)

• Setup (Optional)

    %LOCALAPPDATA%\metrics-ca\dsim\<DSim Version>\shell_activate.bat
    set DSIM_LICENSE=%LOCALAPPDATA%\metrics-ca\dsim-license.json

  Change the path and tool version depending on your environment. Same setup is done inside make.bat.

• Run a test (Comand Prompt)

  Besides Makefile for Linux, ./make.bat for Windows is available. You can use similar commands as Linux make.

  make

  or

  make build
  make run

• Run a test (PowerShell)

  For Windos PowerShell, ./ is necessary.

  ./make

  ./make build
  ./make run

VS Code GUI Run (Both of Windows and Linux)

1. Open dsim_project.dpf project file in DSim Desktop extension.
2. Click a triangle of LIBRAR CONFIGURATION pane to compile source files.
3. Click a triangle of 'build' in SIMULATION CONFIGURATION pane.
4. Click a triangle of 'run' in SIMULATION CONFIGURATION pane.

AMD (Xilinx) Vivado Simulator (xsim)

Linux

• Setup (Optional)

  source /tools/Xilinx/Vivado/<Vivado Version>/settings64.sh

  Change the path and tool version depending on your environment. Similar setup is done inside xsim.mk.

• Batch Run

  make run

  Xsim is automatically used if the Xsim setup above is done. If both of DSim and Xsim setup are done, then, DSim is selected. In that case, you can explicitly specify Xsim adding USE_XSIM=1 environment variable.

  export USE_XSIM=1
  make run

  Or

  env USE_XSIM=1 make run

  Or

  make run USE_XSIM=1

  Alternatively, you can add xsim_ before the commands.

  make xsim_run

• GUI launch

  make gui