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-- Copyright (C) 2001 Bill Billowitch.
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-- Some of the work to develop this test suite was done with Air Force
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-- support. The Air Force and Bill Billowitch assume no
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-- responsibilities for this software.
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-- This file is part of VESTs (Vhdl tESTs).
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-- VESTs is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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-- under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
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-- Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at
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-- your option) any later version.
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-- VESTs is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
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-- ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
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-- FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
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-- for more details.
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-- You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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-- along with VESTs; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
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-- Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
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-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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--
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-- $Id: tc1327.vhd,v 1.2 2001-10-26 16:29:40 paw Exp $
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-- $Revision: 1.2 $
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--
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-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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ENTITY c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327ent IS
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END c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327ent;
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ARCHITECTURE c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327arch OF c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327ent IS
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-- enumerated types.
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type SWITCH_LEVEL is ('0', '1', 'X');
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subtype LOGIC_SWITCH is SWITCH_LEVEL range '0' to '1';
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-- integer types.
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type POSITIVE is range 0 to INTEGER'HIGH;
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-- user defined physical types.
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type DISTANCE is range 0 to 1E9
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units
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-- Base units.
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A; -- angstrom
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-- Metric lengths.
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nm = 10 A; -- nanometer
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um = 1000 nm; -- micrometer (or micron)
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mm = 1000 um; -- millimeter
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cm = 10 mm; -- centimeter
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-- English lengths.
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mil = 254000 A; -- mil
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inch = 1000 mil; -- inch
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end units;
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-- floating point types.
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type POSITIVE_R is range 0.0 to REAL'HIGH;
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-- array types.
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type MEMORY is array(INTEGER range <>) of BIT;
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type WORD is array(0 to 31) of BIT;
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type BYTE is array(7 downto 0) of BIT;
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-- record types.
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type DATE is
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record
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DAY : INTEGER range 1 to 31;
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MONTH : INTEGER range 1 to 12;
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YEAR : INTEGER range -10000 to 1988;
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end record;
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-- Signals with no resolution function.
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signal SWITCHSIG : SWITCH_LEVEL;
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signal LOGICSIG : LOGIC_SWITCH;
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signal CHARSIG : CHARACTER;
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signal BOOLSIG : BOOLEAN;
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signal SEVERSIG : SEVERITY_LEVEL;
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signal INTSIG : INTEGER;
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signal POSSIG : POSITIVE;
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signal DISTSIG : DISTANCE;
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signal TIMESIG : TIME;
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signal REALSIG : REAL;
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signal POSRSIG : POSITIVE_R;
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signal BYTESIG : BYTE;
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signal RECSIG : DATE;
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-- Composite signals with resolution functions on the scalar subelements.
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BEGIN
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TESTING: PROCESS
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-- local variables
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variable ShouldBeTime : TIME := 0 ns;
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variable k : integer := 0;
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BEGIN
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-- Test each signal assignment.
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SWITCHSIG <= '1' after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on SWITCHSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or switchsig /= '1') then
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k := 1;
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (SWITCHSIG = '1');
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LOGICSIG <= '1' after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on LOGICSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or logicsig /= '1') then
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k := 1;
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (LOGICSIG = '1');
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CHARSIG <= '1' after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on CHARSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or charsig /= '1') then
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k := 1;
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (CHARSIG = '1');
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BOOLSIG <= TRUE after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on BOOLSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or boolsig /= true) then
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k := 1;
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (BOOLSIG = TRUE);
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SEVERSIG <= ERROR after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on SEVERSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or seversig /= error) then
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k := 1;
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (SEVERSIG = ERROR);
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INTSIG <= 47 after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on INTSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or intsig /= 47) then
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k := 1;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (INTSIG = 47);
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POSSIG <= 47 after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on POSSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or possig /= 47) then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (POSSIG = 47);
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DISTSIG <= 1 A after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on DISTSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or distsig /= 1 A) then
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end if;
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (DISTSIG = 1 A);
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TIMESIG <= 10 ns after 10 ns;
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ShouldBeTime := NOW + 10 ns;
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wait on TIMESIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or timesig /= 10 ns) then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (TIMESIG = 10 ns);
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REALSIG <= 47.0 after 10 ns;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or realsig /= 47.0) then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (REALSIG = 47.0);
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POSRSIG <= 47.0 after 10 ns;
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wait on POSRSIG;
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or posrsig /= 47.0) then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (POSRSIG = 47.0);
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or bytesig /= B"10101010") then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (BYTESIG = B"10101010");
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if (ShouldBeTime /= now or recsig.day /= 14 or recsig.month /= 2 or recsig.year /= 1988) then
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assert (ShouldBeTime = NOW);
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assert (RECSIG.DAY = 14);
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assert (RECSIG.MONTH = 2);
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assert (RECSIG.YEAR = 1988);
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report "***PASSED TEST: c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327"
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severity NOTE;
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assert ( k=0 )
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report "***FAILED TEST: c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327 - Evaluation of waveform elements is used to specify that driver is to assign a particular value to a target at the specified time."
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severity ERROR;
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wait;
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END PROCESS TESTING;
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END c08s04b01x00p03n02i01327arch;
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