Library Reference¶
Test Results¶
The exceptions in this module can be raised at any point by any code and will terminate the test.
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cocotb.result.
raise_error
(obj, msg)[source]¶ Creates a
TestError
exception and raises it after printing a traceback.Parameters: - obj – Object with a log method.
- msg (str) – The log message.
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cocotb.result.
create_error
(obj, msg)[source]¶ Like
raise_error()
, but return the exception rather than raise it, simply to avoid too many levels of nested try/except blocks.Parameters: - obj – Object with a log method.
- msg (str) – The log message.
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exception
cocotb.result.
ReturnValue
(retval)[source]¶ Helper exception needed for Python versions prior to 3.3.
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exception
cocotb.result.
TestComplete
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Exception showing that test was completed. Sub-exceptions detail the exit status.
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exception
cocotb.result.
ExternalException
(exception)[source]¶ Exception thrown by external functions.
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exception
cocotb.result.
TestError
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Exception showing that test was completed with severity Error.
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exception
cocotb.result.
TestFailure
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Exception showing that test was completed with severity Failure.
Writing and Generating tests¶
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class
cocotb.
test
(timeout=None, expect_fail=False, expect_error=False, skip=False, stage=None)[source]¶ Decorator to mark a function as a test
All tests are coroutines. The test decorator provides some common reporting etc, a test timeout and allows us to mark tests as expected failures.
Parameters: - timeout (int, optional) – value representing simulation timeout (not implemented).
- expect_fail (bool, optional) – Don’t mark the result as a failure if the test fails.
- expect_error (bool, optional) – Don’t mark the result as an error if an error is raised. This is for cocotb internal regression use.
- skip (bool, optional) – Don’t execute this test as part of the regression.
- stage (int, optional) – Order tests logically into stages, where multiple tests can share a stage.
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class
cocotb.
coroutine
(func)[source]¶ Decorator class that allows us to provide common coroutine mechanisms:
log
methods will will log tococotb.coroutines.name
join()
method returns an event which will fire when the coroutine exits
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class
cocotb.regression.
TestFactory
(test_function, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Used to automatically generate tests.
Assuming we have a common test function that will run a test. This test function will take keyword arguments (for example generators for each of the input interfaces) and generate tests that call the supplied function.
This Factory allows us to generate sets of tests based on the different permutations of the possible arguments to the test function.
For example if we have a module that takes backpressure and idles and have some packet generation routines
gen_a
andgen_b
:>>> tf = TestFactory(run_test) >>> tf.add_option('data_in', [gen_a, gen_b]) >>> tf.add_option('backpressure', [None, random_backpressure]) >>> tf.add_option('idles', [None, random_idles]) >>> tf.generate_tests()
- We would get the following tests:
gen_a
with no backpressure and no idlesgen_a
with no backpressure andrandom_idles
gen_a
withrandom_backpressure
and no idlesgen_a
withrandom_backpressure
andrandom_idles
gen_b
with no backpressure and no idlesgen_b
with no backpressure andrandom_idles
gen_b
withrandom_backpressure
and no idlesgen_b
withrandom_backpressure
andrandom_idles
The tests are appended to the calling module for auto-discovery.
Tests are simply named
test_function_N
. The docstring for the test (hence the test description) includes the name and description of each generator.-
generate_tests
(prefix='', postfix='')[source]¶ Generates exhaustive set of tests using the cartesian product of the possible keyword arguments.
The generated tests are appended to the namespace of the calling module.
Parameters: - prefix (str) – Text string to append to start of
test_function
name when naming generated test cases. This allows reuse of a singletest_function
with multipleTestFactories
without name clashes. - postfix (str) – Text string to append to end of
test_function
name when naming generated test cases. This allows reuse of a singletest_function
with multipleTestFactories
without name clashes.
- prefix (str) – Text string to append to start of
Interacting with the Simulator¶
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class
cocotb.binary.
BinaryRepresentation
[source]¶ -
UNSIGNED
= 0¶ Unsigned format
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SIGNED_MAGNITUDE
= 1¶ Sign and magnitude format
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TWOS_COMPLEMENT
= 2¶ Two’s complement format
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class
cocotb.binary.
BinaryValue
(value=None, n_bits=None, bigEndian=True, binaryRepresentation=0, bits=None)[source]¶ Representation of values in binary format.
The underlying value can be set or accessed using these aliasing attributes:
BinaryValue.integer
is an integerBinaryValue.signed_integer
is a signed integerBinaryValue.binstr
is a string of “01xXzZ”BinaryValue.buff
is a binary buffer of bytesBinaryValue.value
is an integer deprecated
For example:
>>> vec = BinaryValue() >>> vec.integer = 42 >>> print(vec.binstr) 101010 >>> print(repr(vec.buff)) '*'
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assign
(value)[source]¶ Decides how best to assign the value to the vector.
We possibly try to be a bit too clever here by first of all trying to assign the raw string as a binstring, however if the string contains any characters that aren’t
0
,1
,X
orZ
then we interpret the string as a binary buffer.Parameters: value (str or int or long) – The value to assign.
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is_resolvable
¶ Does the value contain any
X
’s? Inquiring minds want to know.
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value
¶ Integer access to the value. deprecated
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integer
¶ The integer representation of the underlying vector.
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signed_integer
¶ The signed integer representation of the underlying vector.
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get_buff
()[source]¶ Attribute
buff
represents the value as a binary string buffer.>>> "0100000100101111".buff == "A/" True
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buff
¶ Access to the value as a buffer.
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binstr
¶ Access to the binary string.
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n_bits
¶ Access to the number of bits of the binary value.
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class
cocotb.bus.
Bus
(entity, name, signals, optional_signals=[], bus_separator='_', array_idx=None)[source]¶ Wraps up a collection of signals.
Assumes we have a set of signals/nets named
entity.<bus_name>_<signal>
.For example a bus
stream_in
with signalsvalid
anddata
is assumed to be nameddut.stream_in_valid
anddut.stream_in_data
.Todo
Support for struct/record ports where signals are member names.
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drive
(obj, strict=False)[source]¶ Drives values onto the bus.
Parameters: - obj – Object with attribute names that match the bus signals.
- strict (bool, optional) – Check that all signals are being assigned.
Raises: AttributeError
– If not all signals have been assigned whenstrict=True
.
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capture
()[source]¶ Capture the values from the bus, returning an object representing the capture.
Returns: A dictionary that supports access by attribute, where each attribute corresponds to each signal’s value. Return type: dict Raises: RuntimeError
– If signal not present in bus, or attempt to modify a bus capture.
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sample
(obj, strict=False)[source]¶ Sample the values from the bus, assigning them to obj.
Parameters: - obj – Object with attribute names that match the bus signals.
- strict (bool, optional) – Check that all signals being sampled are present in obj.
Raises: AttributeError
– If attribute is missing in obj whenstrict=True
.
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class
cocotb.clock.
Clock
(signal, period, units=None)[source]¶ Simple 50:50 duty cycle clock driver.
Instances of this class should call its
start
method and fork the result. This will create a clocking thread that drives the signal at the desired period/frequency.Example:
c = Clock(dut.clk, 10, 'ns') cocotb.fork(c.start())
Parameters:
Triggers¶
Triggers are used to indicate when the scheduler should resume coroutine execution.
Typically a coroutine will yield
a trigger or a list of triggers.
Simulation Timing¶
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class
cocotb.triggers.
Timer
(time_ps, units=None)[source]¶ Execution will resume when the specified time period expires.
Consumes simulation time.
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class
cocotb.triggers.
ReadOnly
[source]¶ Execution will resume when the readonly portion of the sim cycles is reached.
Python Triggers¶
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class
cocotb.triggers.
Event
(name='')[source]¶ Event to permit synchronisation between two coroutines.
Testbench Structure¶
Driver¶
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class
cocotb.drivers.
Driver
[source]¶ Class defining the standard interface for a driver within a testbench.
The driver is responsible for serialising transactions onto the physical pins of the interface. This may consume simulation time.
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append
(transaction, callback=None, event=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Queue up a transaction to be sent over the bus.
Mechanisms are provided to permit the caller to know when the transaction is processed.
Parameters: - transaction (any) – The transaction to be sent.
- callback (callable, optional) – Optional function to be called when the transaction has been sent.
- event (optional) –
Event
to be set when the transaction has been sent. - **kwargs – Any additional arguments used in child class’
_driver_send
method.
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send
[source]¶ Blocking send call (hence must be “yielded” rather than called).
Sends the transaction over the bus.
Parameters: - transaction (any) – The transaction to be sent.
- sync (bool, optional) – Synchronise the transfer by waiting for rising edge.
- **kwargs (dict) – Additional arguments used in child class’
_driver_send
method.
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_driver_send
(transaction, sync=True, **kwargs)[source]¶ Actual implementation of the send.
Subclasses should override this method to implement the actual
send()
routine.Parameters: - transaction (any) – The transaction to be sent.
- sync (boolean, optional) – Synchronise the transfer by waiting for rising edge.
- **kwargs – Additional arguments if required for protocol implemented in subclass.
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_send
[source]¶ Send coroutine.
Parameters: - transaction (any) – The transaction to be sent.
- callback (callable, optional) – Optional function to be called when the transaction has been sent.
- event (optional) – event to be set when the transaction has been sent.
- sync (boolean, optional) – Synchronise the transfer by waiting for rising edge.
- **kwargs – Any additional arguments used in child class’
_driver_send
method.
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class
cocotb.drivers.
BitDriver
(signal, clk, generator=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Drives a signal onto a single bit.
Useful for exercising ready / valid.
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class
cocotb.drivers.
BusDriver
(entity, name, clock, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.drivers.Driver
Wrapper around common functionality for busses which have:
- a list of
_signals
(class attribute) - a list of
_optional_signals
(class attribute) - a clock
- a name
- an entity
Parameters: - entity (SimHandle) – A handle to the simulator entity.
- name (str or None) – Name of this bus.
None
for nameless bus, e.g. bus-signals in an interface or a modport. (untested on struct/record, but could work here as well). - clock (SimHandle) – A handle to the clock associated with this bus.
- array_idx (int or None, optional) – Optional index when signal is an array.
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_wait_for_signal
[source]¶ This method will return with the specified signal has hit logic
1
. The state will be in theReadOnly
phase so sim will need to move toNextTimeStep
before registering more callbacks can occur.
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_wait_for_nsignal
[source]¶ This method will return with the specified signal has hit logic
0
. The state will be in theReadOnly
phase so sim will need to move toNextTimeStep
before registering more callbacks can occur.
- a list of
Monitor¶
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class
cocotb.monitors.
Monitor
(callback=None, event=None)[source]¶ Base class for Monitor objects.
Monitors are passive ‘listening’ objects that monitor pins in or out of a DUT. This class should not be used directly, but should be subclassed and the internal
_monitor_recv
method should be overridden and decorated as acoroutine
. This_monitor_recv
method should capture some behavior of the pins, form a transaction, and pass this transaction to the internal_recv
method. The_monitor_recv
method is added to the cocotb scheduler during the__init__
phase, so it should not be yielded anywhere.The primary use of a Monitor is as an interface for a
Scoreboard
.Parameters: - callback (callable) – Callback to be called with each recovered transaction as the argument. If the callback isn’t used, received transactions will be placed on a queue and the event used to notify any consumers.
- event (event) – Object that supports a
set
method that will be called when a transaction is received through the internal_recv
method.
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class
cocotb.monitors.
BusMonitor
(entity, name, clock, reset=None, reset_n=None, callback=None, event=None, bus_separator='_', array_idx=None)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.monitors.Monitor
Wrapper providing common functionality for monitoring busses.
Scoreboard¶
Common scoreboarding capability.
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class
cocotb.scoreboard.
Scoreboard
(dut, reorder_depth=0, fail_immediately=True)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Generic scoreboarding class.
We can add interfaces by providing a monitor and an expected output queue.
The expected output can either be a function which provides a transaction or a simple list containing the expected output.
Todo
Statistics for end-of-test summary etc.
Parameters: - dut (SimHandle) – Handle to the DUT.
- reorder_depth (int, optional) – Consider up to reorder_depth elements of the expected result list as passing matches. Default is 0, meaning only the first element in the expected result list is considered for a passing match.
- fail_immediately (bool, optional) – Raise
TestFailure
immediately when something is wrong instead of just recording an error. Default isTrue
.
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result
¶ Determine the test result, do we have any pending data remaining?
Returns: If not all expected output was received or error were recorded during the test. Return type: TestFailure
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compare
(got, exp, log, strict_type=True)[source]¶ Common function for comparing two transactions.
Can be re-implemented by a subclass.
Parameters: - got – The received transaction.
- exp – The expected transaction.
- log – The logger for reporting messages.
- strict_type (bool, optional) – Require transaction type to match
exactly if
True
, otherwise compare its string representation.
Raises: TestFailure
– If received transaction differed from expected transaction whenfail_immediately
isTrue
. If strict_type isTrue
, also the transaction type must match.
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add_interface
(monitor, expected_output, compare_fn=None, reorder_depth=0, strict_type=True)[source]¶ Add an interface to be scoreboarded.
Provides a function which the monitor will callback with received transactions.
Simply check against the expected output.
Parameters: - monitor – The monitor object.
- expected_output – Queue of expected outputs.
- compare_fn (callable, optional) –
- reorder_depth (int, optional) – Consider up to reorder_depth elements of the expected result list as passing matches. Default is 0, meaning only the first element in the expected result list is considered for a passing match.
- strict_type (bool, optional) – Require transaction type to match
exactly if
True
, otherwise compare its string representation.
Raises: TypeError
– If no monitor is on the interface or compare_fn is not a callable function.
Clock¶
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class
cocotb.clock.
Clock
(signal, period, units=None)[source] Simple 50:50 duty cycle clock driver.
Instances of this class should call its
start
method and fork the result. This will create a clocking thread that drives the signal at the desired period/frequency.Example:
c = Clock(dut.clk, 10, 'ns') cocotb.fork(c.start())
Parameters:
Utilities¶
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cocotb.utils.
get_sim_time
(units=None)[source]¶ Retrieves the simulation time from the simulator.
Parameters: units (str or None, optional) – String specifying the units of the result (one of None
,'fs'
,'ps'
,'ns'
,'us'
,'ms'
,'sec'
).None
will return the raw simulation time.Returns: The simulation time in the specified units.
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cocotb.utils.
get_time_from_sim_steps
(steps, units)[source]¶ Calculates simulation time in the specified units from the steps based on the simulator precision.
Parameters: Returns: The simulation time in the specified units.
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cocotb.utils.
get_sim_steps
(time, units=None)[source]¶ Calculates the number of simulation time steps for a given amount of time.
Parameters: Returns: The number of simulation time steps.
Return type: Raises: ValueError
– If given time cannot be represented by simulator precision.
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cocotb.utils.
pack
(ctypes_obj)[source]¶ Convert a
ctypes
structure into a Python string.Parameters: ctypes_obj (ctypes.Structure) – The ctypes structure to convert to a string. Returns: New Python string containing the bytes from memory holding ctypes_obj.
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cocotb.utils.
unpack
(ctypes_obj, string, bytes=None)[source]¶ Unpack a Python string into a
ctypes
structure.If the length of string is not the correct size for the memory footprint of the ctypes structure then the bytes keyword argument must be used.
Parameters: - ctypes_obj (ctypes.Structure) – The ctypes structure to pack into.
- string (str) – String to copy over the ctypes_obj memory space.
- bytes (int, optional) – Number of bytes to copy.
Defaults to
None
, meaning the length of string is used.
Raises: ValueError
– If length of string and size of ctypes_obj are not equal.MemoryError
– If bytes is longer than size of ctypes_obj.
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cocotb.utils.
hexdump
(x)[source]¶ Hexdump a buffer.
Parameters: x – Object that supports conversion via the str
built-in.Returns: A string containing the hexdump. Example:
print(hexdump('this somewhat long string'))
0000 74 68 69 73 20 73 6F 6D 65 77 68 61 74 20 6C 6F this somewhat lo 0010 6E 67 20 73 74 72 69 6E 67 ng string
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cocotb.utils.
hexdiffs
(x, y)[source]¶ Return a diff string showing differences between two binary strings.
Parameters: - x – Object that supports conversion via the
str
built-in. - y – Object that supports conversion via the
str
built-in.
Example:
print(hexdiffs('this short thing', 'this also short'))
0000 746869732073686F 7274207468696E67 this short thing 0000 7468697320616C73 6F 2073686F7274 this also short
- x – Object that supports conversion via the
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cocotb.utils.
with_metaclass
(meta, *bases)[source]¶ This provides:
class Foo(with_metaclass(Meta, Base1, Base2)): pass
which is a unifying syntax for:
# python 3 class Foo(Base1, Base2, metaclass=Meta): pass # python 2 class Foo(Base1, Base2): __metaclass__ = Meta
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class
cocotb.utils.
ParametrizedSingleton
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ A metaclass that allows class construction to reuse an existing instance.
We use this so that
RisingEdge(sig)
andJoin(coroutine)
always return the same instance, rather than creating new copies.
Simulation Object Handles¶
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class
cocotb.handle.
SimHandleBase
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Base class for all simulation objects.
We maintain a handle which we can use for GPI calls.
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class
cocotb.handle.
RegionObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.SimHandleBase
Region objects don’t have values, they are effectively scopes or namespaces.
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class
cocotb.handle.
HierarchyObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.RegionObject
Hierarchy objects are namespace/scope objects.
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class
cocotb.handle.
HierarchyArrayObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.RegionObject
Hierarchy Arrays are containers of Hierarchy Objects.
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class
cocotb.handle.
NonHierarchyObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.SimHandleBase
Common base class for all non-hierarchy objects.
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value
¶ A reference to the value
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class
cocotb.handle.
ConstantObject
(handle, path, handle_type)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.NonHierarchyObject
Constant objects have a value that can be read, but not set.
We can also cache the value since it is elaboration time fixed and won’t change within a simulation.
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class
cocotb.handle.
ModifiableObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.NonConstantObject
Base class for simulator objects whose values can be modified.
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setimmediatevalue
(value)[source]¶ Set the value of the underlying simulation object to value.
This operation will fail unless the handle refers to a modifiable object, e.g. net, signal or variable.
We determine the library call to make based on the type of the value because assigning integers less than 32 bits is faster.
Parameters: value (ctypes.Structure, cocotb.binary.BinaryValue, int, double) – The value to drive onto the simulator object. Raises: TypeError
– If target is not wide enough or has an unsupported type for value assignment.
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class
cocotb.handle.
RealObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.ModifiableObject
Specific object handle for Real signals and variables.
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setimmediatevalue
(value)[source]¶ Set the value of the underlying simulation object to value.
This operation will fail unless the handle refers to a modifiable object, e.g. net, signal or variable.
Parameters: value (float) – The value to drive onto the simulator object. Raises: TypeError
– If target has an unsupported type for real value assignment.
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class
cocotb.handle.
EnumObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.ModifiableObject
Specific object handle for enumeration signals and variables.
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setimmediatevalue
(value)[source]¶ Set the value of the underlying simulation object to value.
This operation will fail unless the handle refers to a modifiable object, e.g. net, signal or variable.
Parameters: value (int) – The value to drive onto the simulator object. Raises: TypeError
– If target has an unsupported type for integer value assignment.
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class
cocotb.handle.
IntegerObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.ModifiableObject
Specific object handle for Integer and Enum signals and variables.
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setimmediatevalue
(value)[source]¶ Set the value of the underlying simulation object to value.
This operation will fail unless the handle refers to a modifiable object, e.g. net, signal or variable.
Parameters: value (int) – The value to drive onto the simulator object. Raises: TypeError
– If target has an unsupported type for integer value assignment.
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class
cocotb.handle.
StringObject
(handle, path)[source]¶ Bases:
cocotb.handle.ModifiableObject
Specific object handle for String variables.
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setimmediatevalue
(value)[source]¶ Set the value of the underlying simulation object to value.
This operation will fail unless the handle refers to a modifiable object, e.g. net, signal or variable.
Parameters: value (str) – The value to drive onto the simulator object. Raises: TypeError
– If target has an unsupported type for string value assignment.
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Implemented Testbench Structures¶
Drivers¶
AD9361¶
Analog Devices AD9361 RF Transceiver.
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class
cocotb.drivers.ad9361.
AD9361
(dut, rx_channels=1, tx_channels=1, tx_clock_half_period=16276, rx_clock_half_period=16276, loopback_queue_maxlen=16)[source]¶ Driver for the AD9361 RF Transceiver.
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send_data
(i_data, q_data, i_data2=None, q_data2=None, binaryRepresentation=BinaryRepresentation.TWOS_COMPLEMENT)[source]¶ Forks the
rx_data_to_ad9361
coroutine to send data.Parameters: - i_data (int) – Data of the I0 channel.
- q_data (int) – Data of the Q0 channel.
- i_data2 (int, optional) – Data of the I1 channel.
- q_data2 (int, optional) – Data of the Q1 channel.
- binaryRepresentation (BinaryRepresentation) – The representation of the binary value.
Default is
TWOS_COMPLEMENT
.
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rx_data_to_ad9361
(i_data, q_data, i_data2=None, q_data2=None, binaryRepresentation=BinaryRepresentation.TWOS_COMPLEMENT)[source]¶ Receive data to AD9361.
This is a coroutine.
Parameters: - i_data (int) – Data of the I0 channel.
- q_data (int) – Data of the Q0 channel.
- i_data2 (int, optional) – Data of the I1 channel.
- q_data2 (int, optional) – Data of the Q1 channel.
- binaryRepresentation (BinaryRepresentation) – The representation of the binary value.
Default is
TWOS_COMPLEMENT
.
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AMBA¶
Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture.
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class
cocotb.drivers.amba.
AXI4LiteMaster
(entity, name, clock)[source]¶ AXI4-Lite Master
TODO: Kill all pending transactions if reset is asserted…
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write
(address, value, byte_enable=0xf, address_latency=0, data_latency=0)[source]¶ Write a value to an address.
Parameters: - address (int) – The address to write to
- value (int) – The data value to write
- byte_enable (int, optional) – Which bytes in value to actually write. Default is to write all bytes.
- address_latency (int, optional) – Delay before setting the address (in clock cycles). Default is no delay.
- data_latency (int, optional) – Delay before setting the data value (in clock cycles). Default is no delay.
- sync (bool, optional) – Wait for rising edge on clock initially. Defaults to True.
Returns: The write response value
Return type: Raises: AXIProtocolError
– If write response from AXI is notOKAY
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read
(address, sync=True)[source]¶ Read from an address.
Parameters: Returns: The read data value
Return type: Raises: AXIProtocolError
– If read response from AXI is notOKAY
Members: Member-order: bysource -
Avalon¶
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class
cocotb.drivers.avalon.
AvalonMM
(entity, name, clock, **kwargs)[source]¶ Avalon Memory Mapped Interface (Avalon-MM) Driver.
Currently we only support the mode required to communicate with SF avalon_mapper which is a limited subset of all the signals.
Blocking operation is all that is supported at the moment, and for the near future as well. Posted responses from a slave are not supported.
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class
cocotb.drivers.avalon.
AvalonMaster
(entity, name, clock, **kwargs)[source]¶ Avalon Memory Mapped Interface (Avalon-MM) Master
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write
(address, value)[source]¶ Issue a write to the given address with the specified value. See http://www.altera.com/literature/manual/mnl_avalon_spec_1_3.pdf
Parameters: Raises: TestError
– If master is read-only.
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read
(address, sync=True)[source]¶ Issue a request to the bus and block until this comes back. Simulation time still progresses but syntactically it blocks. See http://www.altera.com/literature/manual/mnl_avalon_spec_1_3.pdf
Parameters: Returns: The read data value.
Return type: Raises: TestError
– If master is write-only.
Members: Member-order: bysource -
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class
cocotb.drivers.avalon.
AvalonMemory
(entity, name, clock, readlatency_min=1, readlatency_max=1, memory=None, avl_properties={})[source]¶ Emulate a memory, with back-door access.
OPB¶
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class
cocotb.drivers.opb.
OPBMaster
(entity, name, clock)[source]¶ On-chip peripheral bus master.
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write
(address, value, sync=True)[source]¶ Issue a write to the given address with the specified value.
Parameters: Raises: OPBException
– If write took longer than 16 cycles
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read
(address, sync=True)[source]¶ Issue a request to the bus and block until this comes back. Simulation time still progresses but syntactically it blocks.
Parameters: Returns: The read data value.
Return type: Raises: OPBException
– If read took longer than 16 cycles.
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XGMII¶
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class
cocotb.drivers.xgmii.
XGMII
(signal, clock, interleaved=True)[source]¶ XGMII (10 Gigabit Media Independent Interface) driver.
Monitors¶
Avalon¶
XGMII¶
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class
cocotb.monitors.xgmii.
XGMII
(signal, clock, interleaved=True, callback=None, event=None)[source]¶ XGMII (10 Gigabit Media Independent Interface) Monitor.
Assumes a single vector, either 4 or 8 bytes plus control bit for each byte.
If interleaved is true then the control bits are adjacent to the bytes.