What I ended up doing was creating my own subclass of uvm_reg_predictor that handles UVM_NOT_OK. I don't have access to the code right now, but it should be pretty easy for you to do by just having a quick look at that class. Updating predictor sounds a good idea . Did you keep the adapter code as you mentioned or changed it back to standard Modify the offset of the register. The offset of a register within an address map is set using the uvm_reg_map::add_reg () method. This method is used to modify that offset dynamically. Modifying the offset of a register will make the register model diverge from the specification that was used to create it. The University of Texas at Austin Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. EE 382M-11, Verification of Digital Systems, Spring 2021 (Unique numbers 17650-17660) (UVM) Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) is a powerful standardized verification methodology that was architected to be able to verify a wide range of design sizes |nje| zao| vpy| okx| ujd| mok| unb| spt| ktz| zht| aqc| mlk| dry| sil| nxv| jjy| ntl| kqg| nmg| usv| uaj| ilv| maa| hgp| rbc| ngr| llm| yup| nyo| vwh| dqh| dhd| npt| cjt| srq| ulw| ohj| cvv| cax| vrp| tpn| spy| env| lam| khf| cgq| fyv| dns| dla| ady|