This is for Quartus Prime Standard and Questa Sim (both licensed).
Under the test bench, the instantiated UUT should be present. As I'm a novice I puzzled over what I was doing wrong. However, I started a scratch project using a tutorial and got the same results (YouTube, Rania Hussein, Tutorial). Aside from making syntax adjustments to use Verilog instead of System Verilog, I should have the identical results.
Question - why is the UUT (and therefore the variables in it) not present?
thank you.
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Thank you.
You say "compiles without issues," but do you mean in Quartus or in Questa? vsim only starts the simulator. You have to first compile your code in the Questa GUI or with the vlog command. You can generate a simulation script in Quartus that does this (Tools menu).
Quartus completes the compile. I attached a copy of the entire log but the final line is:
Info (293000): Quartus Prime Full Compilation was successful. 0 errors, 18 warnings
In Questa, here is a fresh RTL Sim called from Quartus. I attached the log file showing the tb was compiled.
Successful compilation in Quartus doesn't really matter for a simulation though it's still good to know it compiles successfully.
Now that you've compiled in Questa and started the simulation, you have to add waveforms to the Wave view and then actually advance the simulation (run command).
Yes, I understand. But I expect the DUT to be listed between fullAdder_testbench and #INITIAL#18. I would select the DUT and the Objects would be listed, ready to be dragged into the Wave window. However, no DUT is present.
Here is a screenshot of the YouTube tutorial. Note that unlike my project, the DUT is present.
I found this option. It looks slightly different than yours. But when I change to Apply full... The OK box is grayed out. I also looked inside Quartus to see if there is an option to pass this to the simulator but couldn't find anything applicable.
No, after compiling, do Simulate menu -> Start Simulation and click Simulation Options. You also have to select the top-level design unit on the Design tab there.
