You can write tester drivers that do whatever you want to do.
By default, the random tester is instantiated in System.C. You can have
other tester drivers, such as the SyntheticDriver, instantiated here
instead.
--Mike
Hi all. I am using tester.exec and I have a question about it: is
there a way to force the tester to begin to process a memory reference
in trace-file at a specific simulation-time? If it is possible, what
should I change in tester (or tracer) source code?
Sorry to be a nuisance.
Thank you very much.
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