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This presentation discusses significant efforts to reduce UVM VIP development time by leveraging existing Verilog VIP and BFMs with abstract classes. We explore how abstract BFM classes facilitate the reuse of a common base class with various concretized BFM implementations, promoting interoperability across applications. By introducing parameterization and policy classes, we demonstrate that applications can achieve interoperation with minimal code refactoring. Additionally, we present how the policy concept fosters the creation of methodology-agnostic applications, streamlining the development process significantly.
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UVM: Conquering Legacy Santosh Sarma Amit Sharma AdielKhan Wipro Technologies Synopsys India Pvt Ltd. Synopsys, Inc. santosh.sarma@wipro.comamits@synopsys.comadiel@synopsys.com • Significant Effort reduction in UVM VIP development leveraging existing Verilog VIP/BFMs with Abstract classes • Abstract BFM classes enable reuse of same base class with different concretized BFM classes • Parameterization and Policy classes enables applications to be interoperable with minimal code refactoring • Policy concept can be used for creating methodology agnostic applications
