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'e' What To Learn ?
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E language is a vast language, so learning everything in short time is not possible. But to get started or to get to a position where one can write testbench and checker, one really needs to learn limited part of 'e' language. Lets assume that you need to develop a testbench as in below figure.
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In e, we need to code the following components.
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- Base Object
- Transaction Generator
- Driver
- Input/Output Monitors
- Checker/Scoreboard
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Base Object
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As seen in earlier section, base object is used across the testbench for communication of data in a standard structure format. Following things are needs to be write a base object in e
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- data types
- struct
- sub-types
- constrains
- keep
- gen before
- soft and hard constrains
- condition flow control
- methods
- printing routines
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Transaction Generator
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Transaction generator is the the one which generates the transactions. To do this job one needs to know the following
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- gen and gen keeping
- don't gen and physical fields
- events
- methods and tcm
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Driver
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To model driver, one needs to know the following
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- unit
- packing
- methods and tcm
- Interfacing with simulator
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Input/Output Monitors
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Once one knows about base object, transaction generator and drive, then coding monitors are very simple.
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Checker/Scoreboard
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To model the checker or scoreboard one needs to know following e languages construct
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