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Introduction
What is SystemC Verification (SCV)?
SystemC is increasing being adopted for the verification of VHDL and Verilog designs and systems. However SystemC lacks some essential features for applying proven verification techniques such as randomization, Transaction Level Modeling (TLM) and dynamic resource allocation. The SystemC Verification (SCV) library is a free extension library to SystemC which enable these advanced verification techniques to be used in SystemC testbenches for HDL designs.
Overview
Esperan´s SCV course describes the background to advanced verification techniques such as Transaction Level Modeling, randomization and dynamic resource generation. The course details the features of the SCV library and demonstrates how SCV features can be used to implement these verification techniques in SystemC testbenches.
The huge productivity gains in verification which can be seen in adopting SCV make this course an absolute must for all SystemC users.
Objectives
- To explain and illustrate the advantages of SCV extensions for verification; testbench design and advanced data manipulation.
- To explore the benefits of randomization techniques for verification.
- To give you a thorough background in the principles of Transaction Level Modelling (TLM) and the supporting features in SCV.
- To give you hands-on practical experience in applying SCV.
Duration
2 days. We can also offer standard or customized versions of this course onsite or at the location of your choice.
Requirements
Delegates must have a good working knowledge of SystemC, e.g. by attendance on the Esperan SystemC training class. No prior knowledge of SCV is assumed.
Description
This course covers:-
User-Defined Data Structures
Data introspection (extending user-defined data types for use with SCV transaction and randomization techniques) and advanced container classes.
Randomization
Using data randomization techniques to provide a broader spectrum of test coverage in fewer lines of code than structured stimuli.
Transaction Level Modeling (TLM)
A detailed study of TLM implementation techniques, together with modelling, recording and debugging TLM-based verification environments.
Agenda
Course Labs
The lab exercises use a small networking example to illustrate verification techniques, methodologies and language features.
The labs sessions include:-
