=begin Copyright 2006 Suraj N. Kurapati This file is part of Ruby-VPI. Ruby-VPI is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. Ruby-VPI is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with Ruby-VPI; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. =end module RubyVpi # Initializes the bench by loading: # 1. the design.rb file # 2. the proto.rb file if prototyping is enabled # 3. the spec.rb file # # aDesignId:: The name of the Ruby design object. # aSpecFormat:: The format being used by the specification. # aClockTrigger:: When the return value of this block is +true+, then the relay_verilog method returns. This block is given one argument: a handle to the clock signal that drives the design under test. If this block is not specified, relay_verilog will always return upon the next positive edge of the clock signal. # # # return upon positive edge # RubyVpi.init_bench ... |clk| # clk.intVal == 1 # end # # # return upon negative edge # RubyVpi.init_bench ... do |clk| # clk.intVal == 0 # end # # # return whenever clock changes # RubyVpi.init_bench ... do |clk| # true # end # def RubyVpi.init_bench aDesignId, aSpecFormat, &aClockTrigger # :yields: clock_signal if caller.find {|s| s =~ /^(.*?)_bench.rb:/} testName = $1 else raise 'Unable to determine name of test.' end aClockTrigger ||= lambda {|clk| clk.intVal == 1} useDebugger = !(ENV['DEBUG'] || '').empty? useCoverage = !(ENV['COVERAGE'] || '').empty? usePrototype = !(ENV['PROTOTYPE'] || '').empty? # set up code coverage analysis if useCoverage require 'ruby-vpi/rcov' RubyVpi.with_coverage_analysis do |a| a.dump_coverage_info [ Rcov::TextReport.new, Rcov::HTMLCoverage.new(:destdir => "#{testName}_coverage") ] end Vpi::vpi_printf "#{Config::PROJECT_NAME}: coverage analysis is enabled for test #{testName.inspect}\n" end # set up the specification library case aSpecFormat when :xUnit require 'test/unit' when :rSpec ARGV.concat %w[-f s] require 'spec' when :tSpec ARGV << '-rs' require 'test/spec' end # set up the interactive debugger if useDebugger require 'ruby-debug' Debugger.start Debugger.post_mortem Vpi::vpi_printf "#{Config::PROJECT_NAME}: debugger is enabled for test #{testName.inspect}\n" end # suppress undefined method errors when debugger is not enabled unless Kernel.respond_to? :debugger Kernel.class_eval do define_method :debugger do # this is a dummy method! end end end # set up the VPI utility layer require 'ruby-vpi/vpi' Object.class_eval do include Vpi end # load the design under test unless design = vpi_handle_by_name("#{testName}_bench", nil) raise "Verilog bench for test #{testName.inspect} is inaccessible." end Kernel.const_set(aDesignId, design) require "#{testName}_design.rb" # load the design's prototype if usePrototype require "#{testName}_proto.rb" Vpi.module_eval do define_method :relay_verilog do design.simulate! end end Vpi::vpi_printf "#{Config::PROJECT_NAME}: prototype is enabled for test #{testName.inspect}\n" # trigger relay_verilog according to aClockTrigger else regs = design[VpiReg].sort_by {|h| h.lineNo} clock = regs.first Vpi.module_eval do # register callback for relay_verilog time = S_vpi_time.new time.type = VpiSuppressTime value = S_vpi_value.new value.format = VpiSuppressVal alarm = S_cb_data.new alarm.reason = CbValueChange alarm.cb_rtn = Vlog_relay_ruby alarm.obj = clock alarm.time = time alarm.value = value alarm.index = 0 alarm.user_data = nil vpi_free_object(vpi_register_cb(alarm)) alias_method :relay_verilog_old, :relay_verilog define_method :relay_verilog do begin relay_verilog_old end until aClockTrigger.call(clock) end end # XXX: this completes the handshake with pthread_mutex_lock() in relay_main() in the C extension relay_verilog_old end # load the design's specification require "#{testName}_spec.rb" end # Provides information about this project's configuration. module Config PROJECT_ID = 'ruby-vpi' PROJECT_NAME = 'Ruby-VPI' PROJECT_URL = "http://#{PROJECT_ID}.rubyforge.org" WEBSITE_URL = PROJECT_URL + "/doc" PROJECT_SUMMARY = "Ruby interface to IEEE 1364-2005 Verilog VPI" PROJECT_DETAIL = "#{PROJECT_NAME} is a #{PROJECT_SUMMARY}. It lets you create complex Verilog test benches easily and wholly in Ruby." Simulator = Struct.new(:id, :name, :compiler_args, :linker_args) # List of supported Verilog simulators. SIMULATORS = [ Simulator.new(:cver, 'GPL Cver', '-DPRAGMATIC_CVER', ''), Simulator.new(:ivl, 'Icarus Verilog', '-DICARUS_VERILOG', ''), Simulator.new(:vcs, 'Synopsys VCS', '-DSYNOPSYS_VCS', ''), Simulator.new(:vsim, 'Mentor Modelsim', '-DMENTOR_MODELSIM', ''), ] end end