Class uvm_pkg::uvm_heartbeat
Collaboration Diagram of uvm_heartbeat
Constructors
- new(string name, uvm_component cntxt, uvm_objection objection = null)
- Parameters:
name (string)
cntxt (uvm_component)
objection (uvm_objection)
Functions
- set_mode(uvm_heartbeat_modes mode = UVM_NO_HB_MODE)
Function
set_mode
Sets or retrieves the heartbeat mode. The current value for the heartbeat mode is returned. If an argument is specified to change the mode then the mode is changed to the new value.
- Parameters:
mode (uvm_heartbeat_modes)
- Return type:
- set_heartbeat(uvm_event#(uvm_object) e, uvm_component comps)
Function
set_heartbeat
Sets up the heartbeat event and assigns a list of objects to watch. The monitoring is started as soon as this method is called. Once the monitoring has been started with a specific event, providing a new monitor event results in an error. To change trigger events, you must first stop the monitor and then start with a new event trigger.
If the trigger event e is null and there was no previously set trigger event, then the monitoring is not started. Monitoring can be started by explicitly calling start.
- Parameters:
comps (uvm_component)
- add(uvm_component comp)
Function
add
Add a single component to the set of components to be monitored. This does not cause monitoring to be started. If monitoring is currently active then this component will be immediately added to the list of components and will be expected to participate in the currently active event window.
- Parameters:
comp (uvm_component)
- remove(uvm_component comp)
Function
remove
Remove a single component to the set of components being monitored. Monitoring is not stopped, even if the last component has been removed (an explicit stop is required).
- Parameters:
comp (uvm_component)
- start(uvm_event#(uvm_object) e = null)
Function
start
Starts the heartbeat monitor. If e is null then whatever event was previously set is used. If no event was previously set then a warning is issued. It is an error if the monitor is currently running and e is specifying a different trigger event from the current event.
- Parameters:
- stop()
Function
stop
Stops the heartbeat monitor. Current state information is reset so that if start is called again the process will wait for the first event trigger to start the monitoring.
Function
new
Creates a new heartbeat instance associated with cntxt . The context is the hierarchical location that the heartbeat objections will flow through and be monitored at. The objection associated with the heartbeat is optional, if it is left null but it must be set before the heartbeat monitor will activate.