10.7 | Mentor Graphics Modelsim Se-64

When a signal goes into an unexpected X (unknown) state, tracking the source can take hours. The Dataflow window maps out the physical connectivity of the schematic. It allows users to trace drivers and readers backward or forward through the design hierarchy with a single click. 3. Integrated Code Coverage

# Clear the transcript window transcript on echo "Starting Automation Script..." # Recreate the work library cleanly if [file exists work] vdel -lib work -all vlib work # Compile source files with optimization flags vlog -sv +incdir+./include src/counter.sv vlog -sv testbench/counter_tb.sv # Load simulation with code coverage enabled vsim -coverage work.counter_tb # Configure Waveform Window add wave -position insertpoint sim:/counter_tb/* # Run the simulation fully run -all # Save Code Coverage Report coverage report -html coverage_results.html echo "Simulation completed successfully." Use code with caution. Mentor Graphics ModelSim SE-64 10.7

Robust support for IEEE 1076 standards, including VHDL-87, VHDL-93, VHDL-2002, and VHDL-2008. When a signal goes into an unexpected X

: This feature allows you to compare simulation results before and after a circuit change (like a bug fix) to visually highlight discrepancies. Native Platform Independence : This feature allows you to compare simulation

It supports Assertions (SVA), functional coverage, object-oriented programming (OOP), and constrained-random test generation. This allows teams to find edge-case bugs early in the design cycle.

+---------------------------------------------+ | ModelSim SE-64 10.7 Engine | +---------------------------------------------+ / | \ v v v +-----------------+ +-----------------+ +-----------------+ | Mixed-Language | | 64-Bit Memory | | Code Coverage | | VHDL, Verilog, | | Support for Max | | Statement, Line,| | SystemVerilog | | Design Scale | | Expression, FSM | +-----------------+ +-----------------+ +-----------------+ Native 64-Bit Architecture

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