# TCL file invoked from VCS's simv at run-time using this: -ucli -do # Since we don't necessarily run each test in a different directory, # we have to tell VCS where to put the waves. We do this with a # SIM_DIR environment variable, which we prepend to the wave name. If # SIM_DIR is not set, we just dump to the current directory. if { [info exists ::env(SIM_DIR)] } { set sim_dir $::env(SIM_DIR) } else { set sim_dir "." } if { [info exists ::env(VERDI_HOME)] } { # Use FSDB for dumping data, but only if we have Verdi set up. # Syntax: fsdbDumpfile FSDB_Name [Limit_Size] fsdbDumpfile "${sim_dir}/waves.fsdb" # Syntax: fsdbDumpvars [depth] [instance] [option]* ############################################################################## # Option Description ############################################################################## # +mda Dumps memory and MDA signals in all scopes. # +packedmda Dumps packed signals # +struct Dumps structs # +skip_cell_instance=mode Enables or disables cell dumping # +strength Enables strength dumping # +parameter Dumps parameters # +power Dumps power-related signals # +trace_process Dumps VHDL processes # +no_functions Disables dumping of functions # +sva Dumps assertions # +Reg_Only Dumps only reg type signals # +IO_Only Dumps only IO port signals # +by_file= File to specify objects to add # +all Dumps memories, MDA signals, structs, unions,power, and packed structs fsdbDumpvars 0 core_ibex_tb_top +all fsdbDumpSVA 0 core_ibex_tb_top.dut } else { # We don't have VERDI set up, so use VCS's standard dumping format. dump -file "${sim_dir}/waves.vpd" dump -add { core_ibex_tb_top } -depth 0 -aggregates -scope "." } run quit