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Index location maps, referencing source files UM-67 locations maps specifying source files with UM-67 lock message UM-551 locking cursors UM-245 log command CR-191 log file log command CR-191 nolog command CR-209 overview UM-225 QuickSim II format CR-413 redirecting with -l CR-377 virtual log command CR-343 virtual nolog command CR-346 see also WLF files Logic Modeling SmartModel command channel UM-622 SmartModel Windows lmcwin commands UM-623 memory arrays UM-624 long simulations saving at intervals UM-231 lshift command CR-193 lsublist command CR-194 M Macro dialog GR-102 macro_option command CR-195 MacroNestingLevel simulator state variable UM-542 macros (DO files) UM-487 breakpoints, executing at CR-76 creating from a saved transcript GR-17 depth of nesting, simulator state variable UM-542 error handling UM-490 executing CR-151 forcing signals, nets, or registers CR-180 parameters as a simulator state variable (n) UM-542 passing CR-151, UM-487 total number passed UM-542 relative directories CR-151 shifting parameter values CR-266 Startup macros UM-538 .main clear command CR-43 Main window GR-14 code coverage UM-340 GUI changes UM-500 see also windows, Main window manuals UM-35 mapping data types UM-193 libraries from the command line UM-62 hierarchically UM-537 symbols Dataflow window UM-313 SystemC in mixed designs UM-202 SystemC to Verilog UM-199 SystemC to VHDL UM-202 Verilog states in mixed designs UM-194 Verilog states in SystemC designs UM-198 Verilog to SytemC, port and data types UM-198 Verilog to VHDL data types UM-193 VHDL to SystemC UM-196 VHDL to Verilog data types UM-195 mapping libraries, library mapping UM-62 mapping signals, waveform editor GR-295 master slave library (SystemC), including CR-256 math_complex package UM-65 math_real package UM-65 +maxdelays CR-362 mc_scan_plusargs() using with an elaboration file UM-84, UM-140 mc_scan_plusargs, PLI routine CR-388 MDI frame UM-501, GR-17 MDI pane tab groups GR-18 mem display command CR-196 mem list command CR-198 mem load command CR-199 mem save command CR-202 mem search command CR-204 memories displaying the contents of GR-169 initializing GR-175 loading memory patterns GR-175 MTI memory data file GR-178 MTI’s definition of GR-170 navigating to memory locations GR-182 saving memory data to a file GR-177 selecting memory instances GR-171 sparse memory modeling UM-156 viewing contents GR-171 viewing multiple instances GR-171 memory modeling in VHDL UM-101 memory allocation profiler UM-318 Memory Declaration, View menu UM-513 memory leak, cancelling scheduled events UM-108
Memory window GR-169 GUI changes UM-510 modifying display GR-183 see also windows, Memory window window Memory window see also Memory window memory, displaying contents CR-196 memory, listing CR-198 memory, loading contents CR-199 memory, saving contents CR-202 memory, searching for patterns CR-204 menu options grayed-out UM-501 menus Dataflow window GR-129 List window GR-154 Main window GR-20 Profiler windows GR-195 Source window GR-206 Wave window GR-216 merging coverage data UM-354, UM-396 merging coverage reports CR-320 messages UM-545 bad magic number UM-227 echoing CR-156 empty port name warning UM-551 exit codes UM-549 getting more information CR-329, UM-546 loading, disbling with -quiet CR-316, CR-365 lock message UM-551 long description UM-546 message system variables UM-536 metavalue detected UM-552 ModelSim message system UM-546 redirecting UM-534 sensitivity list warning UM-552 suppressing warnings from arithmetic packages UM-538 Tcl_init error UM-552 too few port connections UM-554 turning off assertion messages UM-538 VSIM license lost UM-555 warning, suppressing UM-548 metavalue detected warning UM-552 MGC_LOCATION_MAP env variable UM-67 MGC_LOCATION_MAP variable UM-521 +mindelays CR-362 MinGW gcc UM-569, UM-575 missed coverage branches GR-120 Missed Coverage pane GR-120 mixed-language simulation UM-188 access limitations UM-190 mnemonics, assigning to signal values CR-354 MODEL_TECH environment variable UM-521 MODEL_TECH_TCL environment variable UM-521 modeling memory in VHDL UM-101 ModelSim commands CR-31–CR-432 modes of operation UM-27 simulation task overview UM-23 tool structure UM-22 verification flow UM-22 modelsim command CR-206 MODELSIM environment variable UM-521 modelsim.ini found by ModelSim UM-615 default to VHDL93 UM-539 delay file opening with UM-539 environment variables in UM-537 force command default, setting UM-539 hierarchical library mapping UM-537 opening VHDL files UM-539 restart command defaults, setting UM-539 startup file, specifying with UM-538 transcript file created from UM-537 turning off arithmetic package warnings UM-538 turning off assertion messages UM-538 modelsim.tcl file GR-266 modelsim_lib UM-96 path to UM-525 MODELSIM_TCL environment variable UM-521 modes of operation, ModelSim UM-27 Modified field, Project tab UM-45 Modify Breakpoints dialog GR-95 Modify Display Properties dialog GR-162 modules handling multiple, common names UM-118 with unnamed ports UM-206 Monitor window adding items to CR-51 grouping/ungrouping objects GR-209 monitor window GR-208 add monitor command CR-51 monitors, dual, font scaling GR-28 mouse shortcuts Main window UM-605 Source window UM-605 Wave window UM-609 .mpf file UM-38 loading from the command line UM-55 order of access during startup UM-612 Index
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ModelSim® Advanced Verification an
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Table of Contents 1 - Introduction
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Delta delays . . . . . . . . . . .
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ModelSim Verilog system tasks and f
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VHDL: instantiating SystemC . . . .
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Creating waveforms from patterns .
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14 - PSL Assertions (UM-359) What a
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17 - Signal Spy (UM-417) Introducti
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Starting the debugger . . . . . . .
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Steps in flow . . . . . . . . . . .
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1 - Introduction Chapter contents M
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ModelSim simulation task overview M
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Basic steps for simulation UM-25 Li
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ModelSim modes of operation ModelSi
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ModelSim graphic interface overview
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Sections in this document Sections
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Sections in this document UM-33 H -
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Where to find our documentation Whe
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2 - Projects Chapter contents Intro
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Project conversion between versions
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workspace Getting started with proj
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Step 3 — Compiling the files Gett
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The Project tab Sorting the list Th
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Grouping files Changing compile ord
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Optimization Configurations Creatin
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Organizing projects with folders UM
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Specifying file properties and proj
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Accessing projects from the command
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3 - Design libraries Chapter conten
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Archives Design library overview UM
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Managing library contents Working w
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Moving a library Working with desig
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Alternate IEEE libraries supplied R
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Referencing source files with locat
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Importing FPGA libraries Importing
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4 - VHDL simulation Chapter content
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Compiling VHDL files Creating a des
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Differences between language versio
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Compiling VHDL files UM-77 bit stri
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Default binding Simulating VHDL des
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Simulating VHDL designs UM-81 In th
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Creating an elaboration file Loadin
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Example Simulating with an elaborat
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Controlling checkpoint file compres
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Using STD_INPUT and STD_OUTPUT with
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Reading and writing hexadecimal num
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VITAL specification and source code
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Compiling and simulating with accel
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init_signal_driver() init_signal_sp
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to_time() Util package UM-99 to_tim
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Modeling memory ’87 and ’93 exa
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if (mwrite = '1') then ram(address)
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BEGIN return mem(to_integer(addr));
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BEGIN FOR i IN 0 TO 1023 LOOP we
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Converting an integer into a bit_ve
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5 - Verilog simulation Chapter cont
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Introduction ModelSim Verilog basic
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Incremental compilation Compiling V
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Library usage Compiling Verilog fil
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Verilog-XL compatible compiler argu
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Compiling Verilog files UM-121 The
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Verilog generate statements Compili
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Naming the optimized design Optimiz
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Optimizing Verilog designs UM-127 I
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Simulating Verilog designs Simulato
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`timescale, -t, and rounding Simula
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Simulating Verilog designs UM-133 T
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Simulating Verilog designs UM-135 M
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+pulse_e_style_onevent +pulse_int_e
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Creating an elaboration file Loadin
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Example Simulating with an elaborat
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Controlling checkpoint file compres
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Distributed delay mode In distribut
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System tasks and functions UM-147 a
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File I/O tasks $fclose $fopen $fwri
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System tasks and functions UM-151 T
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Compiler directives Compiler direct
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ModelSim compiler directives The fo
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Determining which memories were imp
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6 - SystemC simulation Chapter cont
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Supported platforms and compiler ve
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Usage flow for SystemC-only designs
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Code modification examples Compilin
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Example 3 Compiling SystemC files U
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Restrictions on compiling with HP a
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Issues with C++ templates Templatiz
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Simulating SystemC designs Loading
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Initialization and cleanup of Syste
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Waveform compare Debugging the desi
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Debugging the design UM-179 The gdb
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Viewing FIFOs SystemC object and ty
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OSCI 2.1 features supported Differe
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Troubleshooting SystemC errors UM-1
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7 - Mixed-language simulation Chapt
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Usage flow for mixed-language simul
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Simulator resolution limit Runtime
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Mapping data types Verilog to VHDL
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VHDL to Verilog mappings Mapping da
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Channels Ports Verilog mapping sc_b
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Verilog sc_logic sc_bit bool SuX 'X
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SystemC VHDL sc_int, sc_uint bit_ve
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VHDL: instantiating Verilog Verilog
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The generic type is determined by t
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Verilog: instantiating VHDL VHDL in
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SystemC: instantiating Verilog Veri
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Example #2 SystemC: instantiating V
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}; } #endif // Connect ports chip->
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Example of parameter use format_cha
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SystemC: instantiating VHDL VHDL in
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Example SystemC: instantiating VHDL
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); END ringbuf; ARCHITECTURE RTL OF
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vgencomp component declaration vgen
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8 - WLF files (datasets) and virtua
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Saving a simulation to a WLF file O
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Managing multiple datasets WLF file
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Saving at intervals with Dataset Sn
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Virtual Objects (User-defined buses
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Virtual regions Virtual types Virtu
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9 - Waveform analysis Chapter conte
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Introduction Objects you can view W
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Wave window overview UM-241 Here is
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List window overview List window ov
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Measuring time with cursors in the
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Jumping to a signal transition Meas
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Zooming the Wave window display Zoo
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Searching in the Wave and List wind
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Using the Expression Builder for ex
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Formatting the Wave window Setting
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Formatting the Wave window UM-257 3
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Formatting the List window Setting
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Saving the window format Saving the
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Saving List window data to a file S
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Configuring new line triggering in
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Configuring new line triggering in
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Miscellaneous tasks Examining wavef
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Comparison Wizard Waveform Compare
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Test Dataset Waveform Compare UM-27
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Adding regions Waveform Compare UM-
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Clocked comparison Waveform Compare
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Viewing differences in the Wave win
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Compare icons Waveform Compare UM-2
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Comparing hierarchical and flattene
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10 - Generating stimulus with Wavef
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Getting started You can use Wavefor
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Creating waveforms from patterns Cr
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Editing waveforms GR-291 These comm
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Simulating directly from waveform e
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Driving simulation with the saved s
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Saving the waveform editor commands
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11 - Tracing signals with the Dataf
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Adding objects to the window Adding
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Exploring the connectivity of your
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Zooming and panning Zooming with to
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Tracing the source of an unknown (X
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Finding objects by name in the Data
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Printing on Windows platforms Selec
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Symbol mapping Symbol mapping UM-31
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Configuring window options Configur
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12 - Profiling performance and memo
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Getting started Memory allocation p
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Enabling the statistical sampling p
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Interpreting profiler data Interpre
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The Call Tree view Viewing profiler
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Viewing profile details Viewing pro
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Integration with Source windows Int
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Reporting profiler results Reportin
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13 - Measuring code coverage Chapte
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Supported types ModelSim code cover
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Enabling code coverage Enabling cod
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Enabling code coverage UM-339 Next,
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Viewing coverage data in the Source
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Toggle coverage Enabling Toggle cov
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3 Produce the report with the toggl
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Excluding objects from coverage Exc
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end instance Default filter file Ex
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XML output Reporting coverage data
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Instance report with line details R
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Coverage statistics details Conditi
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Coverage statistics details UM-357
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14 - PSL Assertions Chapter content
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PSL assertion language What are ass
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Using cover directives Using assert
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REF2); signal mem_state : memory_st
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} // Check the write cycle property
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Multi-clocked properties and defaul
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Using endpoints in HDL code Example
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Restrictions Clocking endpoints Usi
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Compiling and simulating assertions
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Enabling/disabling failure and pass
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Setting failure and pass limits Man
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Reporting on assertions Reporting o
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15 - Functional coverage with PSL a
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Compiling and simulating functional
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Weighting coverage directives Confi
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Viewing coverage directives in the
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Reporting functional coverage stati
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Tag Meaning Understanding aggregate
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Saving functional coverage data Sav
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Clearing functional coverage data C
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16 - C Debug Chapter contents Intro
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Supported platforms and gdb version
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Setting breakpoints Setting breakpo
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Stepping in C Debug Stepping in C D
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Identifying all registered function
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Auto find bp versus Auto step mode
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Debugging functions during elaborat
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VPI functions in initialization mod
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C Debug command reference C Debug c
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17 - Signal Spy Chapter contents In
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init_signal_driver Call only once S
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Example library IEEE, modelsim_lib;
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Arguments Related procedures Limita
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signal_force Syntax Returns Argumen
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signal_release Syntax Returns Argum
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$init_signal_driver Call only once
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Example `timescale 1 ps / 1 ps modu
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Related tasks Limitations Example N
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Related tasks Limitations Example N
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Example module testbench; reg relea
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18 - Standard Delay Format (SDF) Ti
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SDF specification with the GUI Erro
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Resolving errors VHDL VITAL SDF UM-
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Examples Optional arguments can be
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REMOVAL is matched to $removal: SDF
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Optional conditions Timing check po
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Interconnect delays Interconnect de
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Mistaking a component or module nam
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19 - Value Change Dump (VCD) Files
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Checkpoint/restore and writing VCD
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Example 3 — Mixed-HDL design Firs
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ModelSim VCD commands and VCD tasks
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A VCD file from source to output VH
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x) x* x+ x, $end #300 $dumpon 1! 0"
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Capturing port driver data Supporte
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Example VCD output from vcd dumppor
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20 - Tcl and macros (DO files) Chap
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Tcl commands Tcl commands UM-473 Fo
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Tcl command syntax UM-475 7 If a wo
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set command syntax Tcl command synt
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Variable substitution System comman
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ModelSim Tcl time commands Conversi
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Tcl examples This is an example of
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} if {$windowName == ""} { # Dialog
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Macros (DO files) Creating DO files
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set vFilesExist 1 } shift } if {$vh
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Using the Tcl source command with D
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The Tcl Debugger Starting the debug
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Breakpoints The Tcl Debugger UM-495
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TclPro Debugger TclPro Debugger UM-
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A - ModelSim GUI changes Appendix c
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Main window changes UM-501 See "Cus
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Main window changes UM-503 File > O
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View menu The View menu has been re
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Tools menu The 6.0 Main window Tool
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List window changes File menu The L
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File menu See "Memory windows" (GR-
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View menu The Memory window > View
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Edit menu The Signals window > Edit
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View menu The Source window > File
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B - ModelSim variables Appendix con
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Environment variables Environment v
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Library mapping with environment va
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[Library] library path variables Va
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[vcom] VHDL compiler control variab
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[vsim] simulator control variables
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Preference variables located in INI
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Commonly used INI variables Prefere
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Force command defaults Preference v
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Variable precedence Variable preced
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Special considerations for the now
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C - Error and warning messages Appe
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ModelSim message system UM-547 Ther
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Exit codes The table below describe
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Miscellaneous messages Miscellaneou
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Miscellaneous messages UM-553 model
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VSIM license lost Message text Cons
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Suggested action Multiply defined s
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D - Verilog PLI / VPI / DPI Chapter
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Registering PLI applications Regist
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Registering VPI applications Exampl
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Registering DPI applications Regist
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For Windows only: Run a preliminary
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32-bit Linux platform Compiling and
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gcc compiler gcc -c -I//modeltech/i
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For DPI imports 64-bit IBM RS/6000
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32-bit Linux platform Compiling and
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64-bit Solaris platform Compiling a
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64-bit IBM RS/6000 platform DPI spe
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Loading shared objects with global
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VPI example The following example i
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The PLI callback reason argument Th
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The sizetf callback function The si
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Third party PLI applications Third
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IEEE Std 1364 ACC routines IEEE Std
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IEEE Std 1364 TF routines IEEE Std
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SystemVerilog DPI access routines S
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Verilog-XL compatible routines Veri
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PLI/VPI tracing The purpose of trac
Page 601 and 602: Debugging PLI/VPI/DPI application c
Page 603 and 604: E - ModelSim shortcuts Appendix con
Page 605 and 606: Main and Source window mouse and ke
Page 607 and 608: Keystrokes - UNIX Keystrokes - Wind
Page 609 and 610: Wave window mouse and keyboard shor
Page 611 and 612: F - System initialization Appendix
Page 613 and 614: Environment variables accessed duri
Page 615 and 616: Initialization sequence Initializat
Page 617 and 618: G - Logic Modeling SmartModels Appe
Page 619 and 620: Creating foreign architectures with
Page 621 and 622: Vector ports Entity details VHDL Sm
Page 623 and 624: SmartModel Windows VHDL SmartModel
Page 625 and 626: Verilog SmartModel interface Verilo
Page 627 and 628: H - Logic Modeling hardware models
Page 629 and 630: Creating foreign architectures with
Page 631 and 632: Vector ports Architecture details V
Page 633 and 634: End-User License Agreement IMPORTAN
Page 635 and 636: COMPLIED WITH THIS AGREEMENT. MENTO
Page 637 and 638: Graphics shall only use or disclose
Page 639 and 640: Index CR = Command Reference, UM =
Page 641 and 642: Stop on quit mode UM-414 C Debug se
Page 643 and 644: mem search CR-204 modelsim CR-206 n
Page 645 and 646: ange checking in VHDL CR-316, UM-74
Page 647 and 648: Add Folder GR-47 C Debug setup GR-9
Page 649 and 650: F -f CR-360 F8 function key UM-607
Page 651: Verilog modules UM-125 VHDL subprog
Page 655 and 656: optimizing Verilog designs design o
Page 657 and 658: eaders and drivers UM-303 readers c
Page 659 and 660: adix specifying for examine CR-163
Page 661 and 662: system tasks VCD UM-461 Verilog UM-
Page 663 and 664: U -u CR-365 unbound component GR-53
Page 665 and 666: library clause UM-64 mixed designs
Page 667 and 668: text editing UM-605 windows Active
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