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    This document discusses UVM reporting macros and controlling report verbosity and actions in UVM. It covers: 1. The main UVM reporting macros - uvm_info, uvm_warning, uvm_error, and uvm_fatal - and how they are used from components, sequences, and modules. 2. Controlling report verbosity using verbosity levels and hierarchical paths. Higher verbosity shows more messages. 3. Setting report actions like suppression, display, logging to file, and stopping simulation for different severities and IDs. 4. Redirecting reports to an output file for later analysis.

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    This document discusses UVM reporting macros and controlling report verbosity and actions in UVM. It covers: 1. The main UVM reporting macros - uvm_info, uvm_warning, uvm_error, and uvm_fatal - and how they are used from components, sequences, and modules. 2. Controlling report verbosity using verbosity levels and hierarchical paths. Higher verbosity shows more messages. 3. Setting report actions like suppression, display, logging to file, and stopping simulation for different severities and IDs. 4. Redirecting reports to an output file for later analysis.

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    This document discusses UVM reporting macros and controlling report verbosity and actions in UVM. It covers: 1. The main UVM reporting macros - uvm_info, uvm_warning, uvm_error, and uvm_fatal - and how they are used from components, sequences, and modules. 2. Controlling report verbosity using verbosity levels and hierarchical paths. Higher verbosity shows more messages. 3. Setting report actions like suppression, display, logging to file, and stopping simulation for different severities and IDs. 4. Redirecting reports to an output file for later analysis.

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    UVM Basics

    Reporting

    John Aynsley
    CTO, Doulos
    [email protected]
    www.verificationacademy.com

    The Report Macros

    `uvm_info

    ("id", "message", verbosity)

    `uvm_warning("id", "message")
    `uvm_error

    ("id", "message")

    `uvm_fatal

    ("id", "message")

    From uvm_component

    From uvm_sequence

    From SystemVerilog module

    Details of the Report


    function void write(my_transaction t);
    `uvm_info("ja", "Transaction received", UVM_NONE)

    Severity

    Severity

    ID/Originator

    File

    Line

    Message

    Time

    Verbosity

    Hierarchical path

    ID

    # UVM_INFO eg.sv(110) @ 100: uvm_test_top.m_env.m_driver [ja]


    Transaction received
    Message

    Controlling Verbosity

    `uvm_info("id", "message 1", UVM_NONE)

    Always appear

    `uvm_info("id", "message 2", UVM_LOW)


    `uvm_info("id", "message 3", UVM_MEDIUM)
    `uvm_info("id", "message 4", UVM_HIGH)
    `uvm_info("id", "message 5", UVM_FULL)

    Usually filtered out

    uvm_top.set_report_verbosity_level_hier(UVM_LOW);
    Top-level component

    Applies to entire hierarchy

    Output if verbosity <= UVM_LOW

    Setting Actions

    uvm_top.set_report_severity_action_hier(
    UVM_INFO, UVM_NO_ACTION);
    All info messages

    Suppress messages

    uvm_top.set_report_id_action_hier(
    "ja", UVM_NO_ACTION);
    Suppress all messages with ID = "ja"

    Some Common Actions

    UVM_NO_ACTION

    Do nothing

    UVM_DISPLAY

    Send report to standard output (default)

    UVM_LOG

    Send report to a file

    UVM_COUNT

    Stop simulation when max count is reached (error)

    UVM_EXIT

    Finish simulation immediately (fatal)

    UVM_STOP

    Call $stop

    Redirecting Reports to a File

    file_h = $fopen("my.log", "w");


    uvm_top.set_report_default_file_hier(file_h);
    uvm_top.set_report_severity_action_hier(
    UVM_INFO, UVM_DISPLAY + UVM_LOG);

    _hier method must be called after build_phase

    Summary 1

    Separating tests from test bench

    Configurable test bench

    Summary 2

    Layered sequences
    Transaction-level communication

    Reusable VIP

    UVM Basics
    Reporting

    John Aynsley
    CTO, Doulos
    [email protected]
    www.verificationacademy.com

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