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How many among you know that you can actually display color messages using Verilog and SystemVerilog? You can implement a logic in your testbench to have nicely colored display messages at the end of your simulation which will give you a PASS/FAIL messages. I have written a piece of code given below and you can refer the same. I have captured a snapshot of output which you can see below. program clr_display(); class color ; task display (); $display("%c[1;34m",27); $display("***************************************"); $display("*********** TEST CASE PASS ************"); $display("***************************************"); $write("%c[0m",27); $display("%c[1;31m",27); $display("***************************************"); $display("*********** TEST CASE FAIL ************"); $display("***************************************"); $display("%c[0m",27); endtask endclass initial begin color clr; clr = new (); clr.display (); end endprogram OUTPUT: The message to be printed is ("%c[TYPE;COLOURm",27);. TYPE specifies how the message should be? 1 set bold 2 set half-bright (simulated with color on a color display) 4 set underscore (simulated with color on a color display) 5 set blink 7 set reverse video COLOR specifies the message color. 30 set black foreground 31 set red foreground 32 set green foreground 33 set brown foreground 34 set blue foreground 35 set magenta foreground 36 set cyan foreground 37 set white foreground With an above example you can have a display messages with colors. So this way you can have nicely and colored messages on your terminal. Enjoy...!
-ASIC With Ankit (www.asicwithankit.blogspot.com)
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-- Pass Fail Messages in TestBench with Color !
: Pass Fail Messages in TestBench with Color !
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-- Do not rely on illegal_bins
: Do not rely on illegal_bins
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