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Those are just the created testbench files, you can copy it and save it as .v.
Unfortunately, you vwf files does not have a place for you to store the testbench. If you want to do that, you may have to use modelsim instead.
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Yes. A testbench is typically code that is written as a "wrapper" around your design under test (DUT) that provides stimulus to the inputs and optionally monitors the outputs.
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Those are just the created testbench files, you can copy it and save it as .v.
Unfortunately, you vwf files does not have a place for you to store the testbench. If you want to do that, you may have to use modelsim instead.
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