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How to read/write file in host when running Verilog code in a development board?

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We know that Verilog has file I/O system task functuons. But in practical FPGA development on a development board connected to host PC with a micro-USB cable, say, a Xilinx Artix-7 board, how to read/write file in host PC when simulating Verilog code on the board using Vivado 2022.2? Thanks.
 

Simulation takes place on the host PC and doesn't use the development hardware. What are you exactly trying to achieve?
 

"Simulating Verilog code on the development board" is self-contradictory, you either run the code on the target FPGA or simulate it on the PC.

Presume you mean running the code on the FPGA, then you can't use Verilog file I/O, it's only a simulation feature. Data in- and output from your FPGA application can be performed through hardware communication channels, e.g. serial interface or ethernet, to a limited extent also through JTAG adapter and Vivado debug tools.
 

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