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Error Injection2

The document outlines a SystemVerilog implementation of a transaction system with classes for handling transactions, errors, and a generator. It includes methods for deep copying transactions and a driver that interacts with an interface to process the transactions. The testbench orchestrates the execution of the generator and driver in parallel, allowing for the simulation of data flow and computation.

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Error Injection2

The document outlines a SystemVerilog implementation of a transaction system with classes for handling transactions, errors, and a generator. It includes methods for deep copying transactions and a driver that interacts with an interface to process the transactions. The testbench orchestrates the execution of the generator and driver in parallel, allowing for the simulation of data flow and computation.

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//now follow the two rules by creating a deep copy

class transaction;
randc bit [3:0] a;
randc bit [3:0] b;
bit [4:0] sum;
function void display();
$display("a: %0d \t b: %0d \t sum: %0d", a, b, sum);
endfunction

//create a copy function for deep copy


virtual function transaction copy();
copy = new();
copy.a = this.a;
copy.b = this.b;
[Link] = [Link];
endfunction

endclass

class error extends transaction; //child class


//method one
//constraint data_c {a == 0; b == 0;}
//another method
function transaction copy(); //we are able to access it because of virtual
keyword
copy = new();
copy.a = 0;
copy.b = 0;
[Link] = [Link];
endfunction
endclass

class generator;
transaction trans; //instance or handler

mailbox #(transaction) mbx;


event done;

function new(mailbox #(transaction) mbx);


[Link] = mbx;
trans = new(); //this create a single object and randc remembers it
history
endfunction

task run();
trans = new(); //we are using single object here instead of keepint it
inside the for loop
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i ++) begin
assert([Link]()) else $display("Randomization Failed");
[Link]([Link]);
//[Link](trans);
$display("[GEN] : DATA SENT TO DRIVER");
[Link]();
#20;
end
-> done;
endtask
endclass

interface add_if;
logic [3:0] a;
logic [3:0] b;
logic [4:0] sum;
logic clk;

modport DRV (input a,b, input sum, clk);


endinterface

class driver;
virtual add_if aif; //access to interface
mailbox #(transaction) mbx;
transaction data; //data container

function new(mailbox #(transaction) mbx);


[Link] = mbx;
endfunction

task run();
forever begin
[Link](data);
@(posedge [Link]);
aif.a <= data.a;
aif.b <= daat.b;
$display("[DRV] : Interface Trigger");
[Link]();
end
endtask
endclass

module tb;
add_if aif();
driver drv; //instance
generator gen;
error err; //handler or instace
event done;

mailbox #(transaction) mbx;


add dut (aif.a, aif.b, [Link], [Link]);

initial begin
[Link] <= 0;
end

always #10 [Link] <= ~[Link];

initial begin
mbx = new(); //constructor
err = new(); //constructor
drv = new(mbx);
gen = new(mbx);
[Link] = err; //now we connected the transaction in generator to error
[Link] = aif;
done = [Link];
end
initial begin
//now we have to run both the run functions parallely use fork join
fork
[Link]();
[Link]();
join_none
wait([Link]);
$finish();
end

initial begin
$dumpfile("[Link]");
$dumpvars;
end
endmodule

module add(
input [3:0] a, b,
output reg [4:0] sum,
input clk
);
always @(posedge clk) begin
sum <= a + b;
end
endmodule

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