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Directive
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Description
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| -2002 | Enable support for VHDL 2002 |
| -2008 | Enable support for VHDL 2008 |
| -87 | Enable support for VHDL 87 |
| -93 | Enable support for VHDL 93 |
| -cuname <compilation_unit_name> | Compile under <compilation_unit_name> package; the directive is enforced until: * another -cuname directive is encountered * +dvt_init directive is encountered * end of default.build is encountered |
| -defaultHDLCompiler=<vlog/vcom> | All files that would be parsed according to the
Language Syntax for Unmapped Extensions will be parsed with Verilog 2001 if vlog option is selected or VHDL 87 for vcom option.
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| -defineall <DEFINE_NAME>=<replacement> | Define a preprocessing symbol for SystemVerilog and C/C++. The replacement is optional. You may quote the replacement with ticks (') or quotes ("). If defined, environment variables are expanded. |
| -f <filename> | Specify a <filename> containing command line arguments |
| -makelib
<lib_name> -makelib /path/to/
<lib_name> -makelib /some/path:
<lib_name> ... -endlib
| Compiles files specified inside a -
makelib ... -
endlib section into the
<lib_name> library. Files in makelib sections are compiled before files in the enclosing invocation. Directives in the makelib section only apply to the makelib section files. Directives in the enclosing invocation apply to all files in the invocation. The -
work directive is ignored within a makelib section.
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| -pa_upf <upf_file> | Specify a Unified Power Format file to be analyzed. |
| -reflib <lib> | Specify the library search order for Verilog packages. You can specify multiple libraries by using this option multiple times. |
| -sv | Parse files with unmapped extensions as SystemVerilog |
| -sv05compat | Use SystemVerilog 2005 syntax flavor |
| -sv09compat | Use SystemVerilog 2009 syntax flavor |
| -sv12compat | Use SystemVerilog 2012 syntax flavor |
| -svfilesuffix=<ext1>
,<ext2>...
| All files with <ext1>, <ext2>, ... extensions are parsed as SystemVerilog |
| -sysc <c/c++ source files and options> -end | Add $SYSTEMC_HOME/src as C include dir. Falls back to $DVT_SYSTEMC_HOME if $SYSTEMC_HOME is not defined. |
| -top <design_unit> | Specify a design top module or configuration name. You can specify multiple tops either by using the directive multiple times or by specifying multiple top names separated by the '+' character or a combination thereof. |
| -uvm | DVT compiles the UVM library, in order of precedence, from: $UVM_HOME, $MTI_HOME/verilog_src/uvm-1.1d, $DVT_UVM_HOME, $DVT_HOME/predefined_projects/libs/uvm-1.2 If $MTI_HOME is not defined, it is inferred from the location of the
vlog executable If -L $MTI_HOME/<uvm_lib> is specified anywhere within the current invocation, then UVM is compiled from $MTI_HOME/verilog_src/<uvm_lib> Whenever compiling UVM from $MTI_HOME, the $MTI_HOME/verilog_src/questa_uvm_pkg-1.2/ is also compiled
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| -uvmhome <path> | If <path> is:
the word "default": equivalent with -uvm
an existing absolute path or relative path: load the UVM library from the specified <path>Has precedence over -uvm.
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| -uvmexthome <path> | If <path> is
an existing absolute path or relative path: load the UVM extension files from the specified <path>. Should be used in conjunction with
'-uvmhome'.
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| -vlog01compat | Use Verilog 2001 syntax flavor |
| -vlog95compat | Use Verilog 1995 syntax flavor |
| -vlog.ext=
+<ext>
| Files with <ext> extension will be parsed using the Verilog 2001 syntax flavor. If the optional + is specified, the mapping will be added to the default
File Extension to Language Syntax Mapping. Otherwise, the default mapping of the specified <syntax> is overridden. If you specify the override directive multiple times for the same <syntax>, the default
File Extension to Language Syntax Mapping will be overridden only the first time. You can specify more extensions at once, comma-separated, for example -
vlog.ext=+.svh,.svp. The dot (.) for specifying <ext> is mandatory.
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| -vcom.ext=
+<ext>
| Files with <ext> extension will be parsed using the VHDL 87 syntax flavor. If the optional + is specified, the mapping will be added to the default
File Extension to Language Syntax Mapping. Otherwise, the default mapping of the specified <syntax> is overridden. If you specify the override directive multiple times for the same <syntax>, the default
File Extension to Language Syntax Mapping will be overridden only the first time. You can specify more extensions at once, comma-separated, for example -
vcom.ext=+.svh,.svp. The dot (.) for specifying <ext> is mandatory.
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| -work <lib> | Compile into library <lib>. |
| +UVM_TESTNAME=<testname> | The name of the UVM test which will be automatically created under uvm_root. |