I prefer to write testbench and tests as top-level modules so I can compile all of them and elaborate/optimize the testbench and test that I need to run. However, I am not sure how I can pass the instance of the interface in the testbench to the test. In the example below dut_tb is the top-level testbech and dut_tb_intf is the interface instantiated in the testbench. The test dut_tb_test uses functions in the interface that I can reference using the complete path but was wondering if I could pass the interface instance in dut_tb to the test or a better way to do this.
Please see the example below.
module dut(input data, input clk, input rst_n, output logic inv_data);
logic inv_data_d;
assign inv_data_d = ~data;
always_ff @(posedge clk or negedge rst_n)
if (~rst_n)
inv_data <= '0;
else
inv_data <= inv_data_d;
endmodule
package dut_tb_pkg;
logic clk;
logic rst_n;
logic data;
logic inv_data;
endpackage
module dut_tb();
import dut_tb_pkg::*;
dut_tb_intf dut_tb_intf();
//logic data;
//logic inv_data;
assign data = dut_tb_intf.data_i;
assign dut_tb_intf.data_inv = inv_data;
assign clk = dut_tb_intf.aclk;
initial
begin
rst_n = '0;
@(posedge clk);
rst_n = '1;
end
dut dut (.clk (clk), .rst_n(rst_n), .data (data), .inv_data(inv_data));
endmodule
**//module dut_tb_test( dut_tb.dut_tb_intf intf_inst); // DOES NOT WORK**
module dut_tb_test();
import dut_tb_pkg::*;
logic in, out;
initial
begin
@(posedge clk);
#30;
@(posedge clk);
in = 1'b0;
dut_tb.dut_tb_intf.inv_data (in, out);
**//intf_inst.inv_data (in, out); // DOES NOT WORK**
end
initial
begin
@(posedge clk);
@(posedge clk);
$display ("INFO_0: in is %b and out is %b
", in, out);
#300;
$display ("INFO_1: in is %b and out is %b
", in, out);
#100;
$finish;
end
endmodule
interface dut_tb_intf;
logic aclk;
logic data_i;
logic data_inv;
initial
begin
aclk = '0;
forever #5 aclk = ~aclk;
end
task inv_data(input i, output logic d);
data_i = i;;
@(posedge aclk);
@(posedge aclk);
d = data_inv;
endtask
modport utils (import inv_data);
endinterface
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