Soham Das wrote:
> Thank You!
YW. :-)
> But isn't Perl used to generate those testbench scripted in Verilog?
> This is what I had an impression of.
One of Perl's slogans is "there is more than one way to do it" (TIMTOWTDI). I
described one approach; using Perl to generate HDL test benches is another.
Picking an approach and making it work is up to you.
> And is it possible to run Perl scripts using iVerilog.
That depends upon iVerilog. You need to check the iVerilog documentation
and/or find iVerilog support.
> I think most of what I am talking doesnt make much sense, because I
> am a bit new to Perl, and even newer to automated testing.
You have an idea and are exploring options. Having a useful problem to solve
will motivate and focus your search. Learning more about Perl *will* make you
a better engineer, regardless of whether or not you use it for this particular
problem. Start with the book "Learning Perl":
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596520106/
HTH,
David
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