Wade Fife
6bcbd09a6b
This changes the -onfinish setting from "stop" to "final" for Questa and ModelSim. The "final" setting is required so that SystemVerilog final blocks run. This also has the same effect as "stop" in that it won't ask you in the GUI if you want to exit the simulator when $finish() is called. Original-commit: 7ab4e9a4e2c0408ca595ad168199a54bf416c894
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99 lines
3.0 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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#------------------------------------------
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# Colorize
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#------------------------------------------
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# VIV_COLOR_SCHEME must be defined in the environment setup script
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case "$VIV_COLOR_SCHEME" in
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default)
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CLR_OFF='tput sgr0'
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ERR_CLR='tput setaf 1'
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WARN_CLR='tput setaf 3'
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INFO_CLR='tput setaf 6'
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;;
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*)
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CLR_OFF=''
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ERR_CLR=$CLR_OFF
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WARN_CLR=$CLR_OFF
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INFO_CLR=$CLR_OFF
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esac
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# Display output string colorized
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function print_color {
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case $line in
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*Fatal:*|*Failure:*)
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eval $ERR_CLR; echo "$line"; eval $CLR_OFF
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;;
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*Error:*|*Error[[:space:]]\(suppressible\):*)
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eval $ERR_CLR; echo "$line"; eval $CLR_OFF
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;;
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*Warning:*)
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eval $WARN_CLR; echo "$line"; eval $CLR_OFF
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;;
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*Info:*|*Note:*)
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eval $INFO_CLR; echo "$line"; eval $CLR_OFF
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;;
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*)
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echo "$line"
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esac
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}
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#------------------------------------------
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# Launch ModelSim
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#------------------------------------------
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SCRIPT_DIR=$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")
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# Setting -onfinish to "final" ensures final blocks run and prevents the
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# simulator from trying to exit immediately when $finish() is called, which is
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# not desirable in the GUI.
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MSIM_DEFAULT="-quiet -L unisims_ver -onfinish final"
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# Use specified modelsim.ini, if set
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if [[ -z $MSIM_MODELSIM_INI ]]; then
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MODELSIMINI_ARG=""
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else
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MODELSIMINI_ARG="-modelsimini $MSIM_MODELSIM_INI"
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fi
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cd $MSIM_PROJ_DIR
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# Generate the library options string
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MSIM_LIB_ARGS=
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for lib in $MSIM_LIBS
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do
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MSIM_LIB_ARGS+="-L $lib "
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done
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if [ $MSIM_MODE == "gui" ]; then
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if [ $MSIM_VARIANT == "questa" ]; then
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echo "* Launching Visualizer GUI"
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MSIM_DEFAULT+=" -voptargs=\"-debug,events,livesim +designfile\" -visualizer -qwavedb=+signal+memory+vhdlvariable+class"
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else
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echo "* Launching classic GUI"
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MSIM_DEFAULT+=" -voptargs=+acc"
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fi
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# Use stdbuf to line buffer the pipe and avoid long block buffering delays
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stdbuf -oL -eL vsim $MSIM_DEFAULT $MODELSIMINI_ARG $MSIM_ARGS $MSIM_LIB_ARGS $MSIM_SIM_TOP 2>&1 | while IFS= read -r line; do
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print_color $line
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done
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exit_status=${PIPESTATUS[0]}
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if [ ${exit_status} -ne 0 ]; then exit ${exit_status}; fi
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elif [ $MSIM_MODE == "batch" ]; then
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if [ $MSIM_VARIANT == "questa" ]; then
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echo "* Launching Questa batch mode"
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else
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echo "* Launching ModelSim batch mode"
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# Using +acc for GUI and batch sim ensures we get the same behavior in
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# both, with the downside that simulation might be slower.
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MSIM_DEFAULT+=" -voptargs=+acc"
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fi
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# Use stdbuf to line buffer the pipe and avoid long block buffering delays
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stdbuf -oL -eL vsim -batch -do $SCRIPT_DIR/modelsim.do $MODELSIMINI_ARG $MSIM_DEFAULT $MSIM_ARGS $MSIM_LIB_ARGS $MSIM_SIM_TOP 2>&1 | while IFS= read -r line; do
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print_color $line
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done
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exit_status=${PIPESTATUS[0]}
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if [ ${exit_status} -ne 0 ]; then exit ${exit_status}; fi
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fi
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