Re: [sv-cc] vpiParent and ref objs

From: Tapati Basu <Tapati.Basu_at_.....>
Date: Thu Apr 14 2005 - 12:04:50 PDT
>>
>>I'm trying to understand better what a ref obj is.  In
>>looking over the diagrams, I noticed that a ref obj
>>is connected to the vpiParent relation in a couple of
>>different ways.
>>
>>-- In 32.26, what does it mean for a ref obj to be
>>a vpiParent of a task or function declaration?
>>





>>> The idea behind this parent object was this : 

module m() ;

int1 i1() ;

child c1(i1.modport1);


here assueme that int1 is an interface with modport1 being one of it's 
modport. In this scenario, the highconn of a port of c1 is i1.modport1,
which  will be considered as a RefObj where the type is ModPortRefobj 
and when you do a parent, it will give you i1, whichis again a refObj 
with type = vpiInterfaceRefObj. 


Please note that this was the case when we started thining about the Refobj 
initially. We have to review this and decide.

- Thanks,
Tapati 









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Tapati Basu
Received on Thu Apr 14 12:04:53 2005

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