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Can I not declare variables as rand or randc if the variables are inside a function within a class?/
ex:
class example
---
----
function void test();
rand integer x;
endfunction
endclass
The above code gives me error saying rand cannot be used in this context. Is it because I cannot declare...
Can I not declare variables as rand or randc if the variables are inside a function within a class?/
ex:
class example
---
----
function void test();
rand integer x;
endfunction
endclass
The above code gives me error saying rand cannot be used in this context. Is it because I cannot declare...
Hi
I have attended a lot of interviews and have made it to two internships and I am now trying for a full time position. Since Novermber & December do not see a lot of hiring, I want to use this time to follow a strategic preparation for interviews. Do any of you know of any good books on VLSI...
Can someone clearly explain what at speed test is? I have found similar posts on this website but couldn't get to a post where I understood what it is all about.
Thanks.
I have recently faced a few verifcation interviews and I was asked about a lot of software questions in OOP concepts, why would verification positions require that? I understand that, system verilog, used for verification is OOP oriented but why should we know about how compiler handles...
Hello,
I want to know more about this golden model stuff.. I know that when hardware spec is available, first thing to be done is to write a golden model for it in C/C++. What I am not sure about is why we have to this?? Why can we not write the verilog code for design directly????
In Hardware industry when we talk about the verification of a particular block of IP, what does IP mean in this sense? I know IP means Internet Protocol but that does not seem appropriate here.
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