pyralgen 1.0.1

Python based UVM-RAL generator

pyralgen

pyralgen is a lightweight Python-based UVM-RAL code generator. It leverages the SystemRDL standard to describe the register specifications and extends the PeakRDL-uvm framework to include build-in register coverage support.

Features

• UVM-RAL code generation with automatic coverage model insertion
• Template-driven: easily extend or override code templates
• Industry best practices: idiomatic, maintainable SystemVerilog output
• Configurable: enable or disable coverage, factory usage, and more via CLI options

Prerequisites

• Python 3.9.21 or later.

Installing

Note: pyralgen is still under active development.

Clone the repository and set up the Python environment :

# Clone project
git clone https://github.com/cirofabianbermudez/pyralgen.git
cd pyralgen

# Bootstrap Python venv and install deps
./scripts/setup/setup_python_env.sh
source .venv/bin/activate

# Verify installation
pyuvcgen -h

Example

The easiest way to use pyralgen is via the command line tool:

# Generate UVM-RAL
pyralgen -c registers.rdl -o ral_regs_pkg.sv

Integration

Inside the top_env.sv make sure to enable coverage models for register model before creating the register model and enable sampling of coverage after building the register model.

class top_env extends uvm_env;

  `uvm_component_utils(top_env)

  function void top_env::build_phase(uvm_phase phase);
    ...
    if (regmodel == null) begin

      // Enable Coverage models for register model <- Add this
      uvm_reg::include_coverage("*", UVM_CVR_ALL);

      // Create and build the register model
      regmodel = ral_reg_block::type_id::create("regmodel", this);
      uvm_config_db #(ral_reg_block)::set(this, "", "regmodel", regmodel);
      regmodel.build();

      // Enable sampling of coverage               <- Add this
      if (m_config.coverage_enable) begin
        regmodel.set_coverage(UVM_CVR_ALL);
      end

      // Lock and reset
      regmodel.lock_model();
      regmodel.reset()
    end

Development

1. Clone de repository and navigate to its root directory:

   git clone https://github.com/cirofabianbermudez/pyralgen.git
   cd pyuvcgen
   

2. Create a Python virtual environment and install dependencies:

   ./script/setup/setup_python_env.sh
   source .venv/bin/activate
   

3. Verify installation:

   pyuvcgen -h
   

License

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check issues or submit a pull request.