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Why the simulation time increases when we list all the events in the sensitivity list

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why the simulation time increases when we do list all the events in the sensitivity lists
 

Re: simulation time

msumanreddy said:
why the simulation time increases when we do list all the events in the sensitivity lists

When the sensitivity list is more, the process/block is triggered more and hence the simulator has to do more work. But I've not noticed that slowdown in commercial simulators, how much slow down are you talking about? In any case, functionality is more important than just raw simulation with incorrect model.

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simulation time

because most of simulators are even-based, not cycle-based. you can compare the two kinds of simulators.
 

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darylz said:
because most of simulators are even-based, not cycle-based. you can compare the two kinds of simulators.
Well, AFAIK that is an old-debate. I know for instance NC & VCS have both event and cycle driven engines underneath and they get invoked internally via heuristics. Don't know about other simulators on this aspect though.

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