import cocotb from cocotb.log import SimLog @cocotb.test() async def test_example(dut): log = SimLog("test_example") log.info("Starting test") # Test code here log.info("Test complete")
import cocotb from cocotb.log import SimLog @cocotb.test() async def test_example(dut): log = SimLog("test_example") log.warning("Warning: test in progress") # Test code here if error_condition: log.error("Error: test failed") else: log.info("Test complete")In this example, a warning log entry is created using the SimLog function, indicating that the test is currently in progress. The test code is then executed, and if an error condition is detected, an error log entry is created indicating that the test has failed. If no errors are detected, an info log entry is created indicating that the test has completed successfully. Overall, the SimLog function in the cocotb.log package library is a useful tool for generating log entries within a simulation, and can help to track the progress of a simulation and any errors that may occur.