The Humble Beginnings of a SystemVerilog Reflection API, Part 3
We’ve already looked at how to interrogate classes about what variables they have and how to set and get the values of these variables in different instances...
We’ve already looked at how to interrogate classes about what variables they have and how to set and get the values of these variables in different instances...
In the previous post we saw that it’s possible to use the Verilog Programming Interface (VPI) to programmatically get information about classes. For example,...
Reflection is a mechanism that allows “inspection of classes, interfaces, fields and methods at runtime without knowing the names of the interfaces, fields, ...
A lot traffic coming from Google to the blog is from searches about setting the UVM drain time. That’s because one of my first posts was about how to set the...
Every now and again I stumble upon a situation where it’s natural to use an abstract class. A typical example is when working with parameterized classes and ...