You're so welcome - glad you found it useful, and thanks for taking the time to get in touch with us to let us know! Keep an eye on www.doulos.com/knowhow for more UVM based content, or head over to the training links if you need to build comprehensive understanding :)
Today, open source UVM register model generators are available: (1) PeakRDL using SystemRDL 2.0. (2) the Open-Register-Design-Tool (ORDT) using SystemRDL 1.0. SystemRDL is a powerful way to describe register models in a human readable way. Those models can then be used by generators to create documentation, UVM register layer models, C++ hardware abstraction layers, and so on.
Thank you for this video because I got to know inner level engineering of register layer. The explanation was fantastic. Once again thanks
You're so welcome - glad you found it useful, and thanks for taking the time to get in touch with us to let us know!
Keep an eye on www.doulos.com/knowhow for more UVM based content, or head over to the training links if you need to build comprehensive understanding :)
Today, open source UVM register model generators are available: (1) PeakRDL using SystemRDL 2.0. (2) the Open-Register-Design-Tool (ORDT) using SystemRDL 1.0. SystemRDL is a powerful way to describe register models in a human readable way. Those models can then be used by generators to create documentation, UVM register layer models, C++ hardware abstraction layers, and so on.
Thank you so much John!!!! was waiting for long time!!! please upload videos for scoreboard, monitors, coverage
Hi John, reg2bjs doesn't work for me, can you tell me what could be the cause of the problem in general? Thanks
When you say choice of physical interface, are you referring to the communication protocol?
Helped. Thx.That's very complicated at all, but most things understandable.
Awesome explanation!!
So, much informative. Thankyou..!!
useful and neat video
Thank you john