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* Introduction
* Functional Verification
* Co-Simulation
* Cocotb
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- VHDL Procedural Interface (VHPI)
- Verilog Procedural Interface (VPI)
- Propitrary interfaces (FLI)
- Proprietary interfaces (FLI)
- Access data in VHDL models in the simulator
## Features
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- Verifying HDL designs with Python
- HDL normally only used for design, not the testbench
- Simulator only used to execute DUT RTL description
- Support many simulators (Free & propitrary)
- Supports many simulators (Free & proprietary)
- Free & open-source, active community
##
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# Cocotb Triggers
- Indicate when cocotb scheduler should resume coroutine execution
- Triggers should awaited for by coroutines
- Triggers should be awaited by coroutines
- Cause execution of the current coroutine to pause
- Execution of paused coroutine will resumes when trigger fires
- Triggers for simulator events, task synchronization etc.
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t_ret = await First(t1, t2) # returns after 10 ns simulation time
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# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
![](images/cocotb_uarttx.png)
# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
##
![](images/vai_uart_wave.png)
# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
## Valid-Accept Driver Model
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self._valid.value = 0
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# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
## UART Receiver Model
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return self._rec
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# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
## Test function
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assert rec == i, "UART sent data was incorrect on the {}th cycle".format(i)
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# Cocotb Example: Verifying an UART transmitter
# Cocotb Example: Verifying a UART transmitter
~~~~ {.shell .stretch}
loading VPI module '/usr/local/lib/python3.9/dist-packages/cocotb/libs/libcocotbvpi_ghdl.so'
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- Verification libraries
- pyuvm
- cocotb-coverage
- umv-python
- uvm-python
- Depending on cocotb
## Python generic
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- Easy to use
- Good documentation
- In active development with regularly releases
- In active development with regular releases
- Free and open-source
- Allows Python SW-developers to verify digital systems
- Supports all major simulators used by FPGA teams
## Presentations code examples
## Presentation's code examples
* https://github.com/tmeissner/cocotb_with_ghdl
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- Triggers in the postpone phase
- All signals have settled
- No more updates may occur on the clock edge event
- Sampling any signal here returns values settled current clock cycle
- Sampling any signal here returns values settled in current clock cycle
# Extras: Accessing signals


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