I would like to know if there is a way to restart reading
from a stimulus file other than restarting the simulation.
I am doing mass fault simulation with the faults injected
by simulator commands. Since the simulated chip
needs no VHDL-level initialization, I could go on without
restart (which takes a lot of time), but I cannot manage
the stimulus file.
Any help appreciated,
Balazs
> I would like to know if there is a way to restart reading from a
> stimulus file other than restarting the simulation.
>
> I am doing mass fault simulation with the faults injected by
> simulator commands. Since the simulated chip needs no VHDL-level
> initialization, I could go on without restart (which takes a lot of
> time), but I cannot manage the stimulus file.
It's unclear whether the stimulus file is read by your VHDL model or
by the simulator.
If the model is reading the file and you're using VHDL'93, you can
close and re-open files. In VHDL'87, it's much harder to do so.
If the simulator is reading your stimulus file, check with your
documentation or the vendor.
Regards,
Paul
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In article <37D638E5...@iei.pi.cnr.it>,
"Balázs Sallay" <sal...@iei.pi.cnr.it> wrote:
> I would like to know if there is a way to restart reading
> from a stimulus file other than restarting the simulation.
>
> I am doing mass fault simulation with the faults injected
> by simulator commands. Since the simulated chip
> needs no VHDL-level initialization, I could go on without
> restart (which takes a lot of time), but I cannot manage
> the stimulus file.
>
> Any help appreciated,
>
> Balazs
>
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