verilator/test_regress/t/t_timing_class.v
Krzysztof Bieganski fcf0d03cd4
Dynamic triggers for non-static contexts (#3599)
In non-static contexts like class objects or stack frames, the use of
global trigger evaluation is not feasible. The concept of dynamic
triggers allows for trigger evaluation in such cases. These triggers are
simply local variables, and coroutines are themselves responsible for
evaluating them. They await the global dynamic trigger scheduler object,
which is responsible for resuming them during the trigger evaluation
step in the 'act' eval region. Once the trigger is set, they await the
dynamic trigger scheduler once again, and then get resumed during the
resumption step in the 'act' eval region.

Signed-off-by: Krzysztof Bieganski <kbieganski@antmicro.com>
2022-10-22 14:05:39 +00:00

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// DESCRIPTION: Verilator: Verilog Test module
//
// This file ONLY is placed under the Creative Commons Public Domain, for
// any use, without warranty, 2022 by Antmicro Ltd.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0
`ifdef TEST_VERBOSE
`define WRITE_VERBOSE(args) $write args
`else
`define WRITE_VERBOSE(args)
`endif
module t;
// =============================================
// EVENTS
class EventClass;
event e;
int trig_count;
function new;
trig_count = 0;
endfunction
task inc_trig_count;
trig_count++;
endtask;
task sleep;
@e inc_trig_count;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Event in class triggered at time %0t!\n", $time));
endtask
task wake;
->e;
endtask
endclass
class WaitClass;
int a;
int b;
logic ok;
function new;
a = 0;
b = 0;
ok = 0;
endfunction
task await;
wait(a == 4 && b > 16) if (a != 4 || b <= 16) $stop;
ok = 1;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Condition in object met at time %0t!\n", $time));
endtask
endclass
class LocalWaitClass;
logic ok;
function new;
ok = 0;
endfunction
task await;
int a = 0;
int b = 100;
fork
wait(a == 42 || b != 100) if (a != 42 && b == 100) $stop;
#10 a = 42;
join
ok = 1;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Condition with local variables met at time %0t!\n", $time));
endtask
endclass
EventClass ec = new;
WaitClass wc = new;
LocalWaitClass lc = new;
initial begin
@ec.e;
ec.sleep;
if (wc.ok) $stop;
wc.await;
if (lc.ok) $stop;
lc.await;
end
initial #20 ec.wake;
initial #40 ->ec.e;
initial begin
wc.a = #50 4;
wc.b = #10 32;
end
always @ec.e begin
ec.inc_trig_count;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Event in class triggered at time %0t!\n", $time));
end
initial begin
#80
if (ec.trig_count != 3) $stop;
if (!wc.ok) $stop;
if (!lc.ok) $stop;
end
// =============================================
// DELAYS
virtual class DelayClass;
pure virtual task do_delay;
pure virtual task do_sth_else;
endclass
`ifdef TEST_VERBOSE
`define DELAY_CLASS(dt) \
class Delay``dt extends DelayClass; \
virtual task do_delay; \
$write("Starting a #%0d delay\n", dt); \
#dt \
$write("Ended a #%0d delay\n", dt); \
endtask \
virtual task do_sth_else; \
$write("Task with no delay (in Delay%0d)\n", dt); \
endtask \
endclass
`else
`define DELAY_CLASS(dt) \
class Delay``dt extends DelayClass; \
virtual task do_delay; \
#dt; \
endtask \
virtual task do_sth_else; \
endtask \
endclass
`endif
`DELAY_CLASS(10);
`DELAY_CLASS(20);
`DELAY_CLASS(40);
class NoDelay extends DelayClass;
virtual task do_delay;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Task with no delay\n"));
endtask
virtual task do_sth_else;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Task with no delay (in NoDelay)\n"));
endtask
endclass
class AssignDelayClass;
logic x;
logic y;
task do_assign;
y = #10 x;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Did assignment with delay\n"));
endtask
endclass
initial begin
DelayClass dc;
Delay10 d10 = new;
Delay20 d20 = new;
Delay40 d40 = new;
NoDelay dNo = new;
AssignDelayClass dAsgn = new;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("I'm at time %0t\n", $time));
dc = d10;
dc.do_delay;
dc.do_sth_else;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("I'm at time %0t\n", $time));
if ($time != 10) $stop;
dc = d20;
dc.do_delay;
dc.do_sth_else;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("I'm at time %0t\n", $time));
if ($time != 30) $stop;
dc = d40;
dc.do_delay;
dc.do_sth_else;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("I'm at time %0t\n", $time));
if ($time != 70) $stop;
dc = dNo;
dc.do_delay;
dc.do_sth_else;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("I'm at time %0t\n", $time));
dAsgn.x = 1;
dAsgn.y = 0;
fork #5 dAsgn.x = 0; join_none
dAsgn.do_assign;
if ($time != 80) $stop;
if (dAsgn.y != 1) $stop;
// Test if the object is deleted before do_assign finishes:
fork dAsgn.do_assign; join_none
#5 dAsgn = null;
#15 $write("*-* All Finished *-*\n");
$finish;
end
// =============================================
// FORKS
class ForkDelayClass;
task do_delay; #40; endtask
endclass
class ForkClass;
int done = 0;
task do_fork();
ForkDelayClass d;
fork
begin
#10 done++;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Forked process %0d ending at time %0t\n", done, $time));
end
begin
#20 done++;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Forked process %0d ending at time %0t\n", done, $time));
d = new;
end
begin
#30 d.do_delay;
done++;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("Forked process %0d ending at time %0t\n", done, $time));
end
join
done++;
`WRITE_VERBOSE(("All forked processes ended at time %0t\n", $time));
endtask
endclass
initial begin
ForkClass fc = new;
fc.do_fork;
if (fc.done != 4 || $time != 70) $stop;
end
initial #101 $stop; // timeout
endmodule