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5.6 HDL Code Markers |
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5.6 HDL Code Markers |
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5.6 HDL Code Markers |
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HDL code markers are used to make calculations and execute code that is not easy to represent graphically. HDL code markers have a limited amount of space for typing, so it is usually just used to type in the name of a function to call. The code box accepts direct HDL code in the transaction generation language. You can make calls to class methods (Section 6.3: Class Methods), library subroutines (Section 9.4: Libraries and Use Clauses), or insert any code that is valid within the context of a process (VHDL), an always block (Verilog), or a method (TestBuilder).
To add an HDL Code marker:
•Add a marker to the diagram and double-click on the marker to open the Edit Time Marker dialog. |
•Choose HDL Code from the Type box. •Then either type in the source code into the HDL Code box. OR •Press the > button and select <Edit HDL Source...> from the menu to enter multiple lines of source code. |
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