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SVUnit is a unit test framework for developers writing code in systemverilog. Verify systemverilog modules, classes and interfaces in isolation with SVUnit to eliminate bugs before they infest your design!
Features
- Generate all 3 layers of the SVUnit framework
- Supports unit test templates for systemverilog modules, interfaces and classes
- Supports unit testing of UVM components
- Processes sub-directories recursively to aggregate unit tests into multiple testsuites
- Compiles one or more testsuites into a single simulation executable
- Supports Synopsys VCS, Mentor Questa and Cadence Incisive simulators
- Reports PASS/FAIL result for each unit test, testsuite and aggregated test run
- Supports unit testing of design, reference model and testbench code
- Functioning examples of SVUnit applied to UVM components
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User Reviews
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I've just gotten into unit testing and SVUnit is definitely what was missing for SystemVerilog. It may not be as feature rich as other xUnit platforms, but it's evolving at a very good pace.
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SVUnit is a must have for any SystemVerilog project.
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I'm one of the creators of SVUnit so take this review with a grain of salt... I've found SVUnit very useful so far when doing TDD of testbench components and reference models. The silly bugs that used to take me hours to find now take minutes. Since I'm running unit tests several times a day, the quality of my code is much higher and it rarely breaks. The framework is pretty simple and there's not much to setup. Perhaps a few quirks to get sorted out but I'm definitely going to keep using SVUnit. We'll add features where ever they make sense but keep the framework lightweight and simple. Is it even appropriate to review your own project!?!? :) -neil