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EVENTS
The e language provides temporal constructs for specifying and verifying behavior over time. All e temporal language features depend on the occurrence of events, which are used to synchronize activity with a simulator and within Specman.
Defining and Emitting Named Events
event Syntax event event-type[is [only] temporal-expression]
EXAMPLE:
expect {[1]; true(chk)@rclk};
on rclk { ... };
set_chk()@rclk is { ... };
The e language provides temporal constructs for specifying and verifying behavior over time. All e temporal language features depend on the occurrence of events, which are used to synchronize activity with a simulator and within Specman.
Defining and Emitting Named Events
event Syntax event event-type[is [only] temporal-expression]
EXAMPLE:
expect {[1]; true(chk)@rclk};
on rclk { ... };
set_chk()@rclk is { ... };
Index
Introduction
E Basics
Data Types
Operators
Struct
Units
List
Methods
Concurrency Actions
Constraints
Extend
When And Like
Events
Temporal Expressions
Temporal Operators 1
Temporal Operators 2
Synchronizing With The Simulator
Wait And Sync
Physical Virual Feilds
Packing N Unpacking
Pre Run N On The Fly
Coverage
Commands
Extendable Methods
Non Extendable Methods
And Gate Evc
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Introduction
E Basics
Data Types
Operators
Struct
Units
List
Methods
Concurrency Actions
Constraints
Extend
When And Like
Events
Temporal Expressions
Temporal Operators 1
Temporal Operators 2
Synchronizing With The Simulator
Wait And Sync
Physical Virual Feilds
Packing N Unpacking
Pre Run N On The Fly
Coverage
Commands
Extendable Methods
Non Extendable Methods
And Gate Evc
Report a Bug or Comment on This section - Your input is what keeps Testbench.in improving with time!