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A secondary design goal is to limit the impact of the entropyĬollection on massive parallel systems and also allow the use acceleratedĬryptographic primitives.

Sufficient entropy during boot time as well as in virtual environments and when The main improvements compared to the legacy /dev/random is to provide

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The following patch set provides a different approach to /dev/random which Peter Anvin', Joe Perches, Pavel Machek, George Spelvin, ,

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Next to theModelsim Simulator entry in the Processes for Current Source window to expand the item, this is alsoshown in Figure 45./dev/random - a new approach

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This process will start the design simulation. Simulates the netlist after the NGDBuild stage. Simulate Post-Place & Route Verilog Model.Simulates the netlist after the Map stage. Simulates the netlist after Place & Route.At this point, you will perform a functional simulation using Simulate Behavioral Model but you mustspecify the simulation process properties first. Right click on Simulate Behavioral Model, and selectSimulation Properties. The Process Properties dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 46. 47įigure 46: Simulation Process PropertiesIf you do not have all the properties shown in Figure 46, you can make them visible by canceling thedialog box, then selecting Edit Preferences from the main menu. Select the Processes tab, set theProperty Display Level to advanced, and then return to Simulation Properties. Make sure the propertiesare set as shown in Figure 46. The most interesting of these parameters is probably the simulation runtime – 1000 ns is more than sufficient for the test bench in the project. For test benches that require moresimulation time, this property should be adjusted as needed. Click “Ok”.To start the simulation, double-click Simulate Behavioral Model. Modelsim creates a work directory,compiles the source files, loads the design, and performs simulation for the time specified. The first, and most important, is the main Modelsim console, shown in Figure 47.This window displays messages from the simulator. These messages include notes, warnings, and errors,plus any output created by the design being simulated. You should see text output from the test bench. 48įigure 47: Modelsim Console WindowThe second window is the structure window, shown in Figure 48. This window allows you to browse thehierarchy of the test bench and the design under test. In large hierarchical designs, it is very handy. Figure 48: Modelsim Structure WindowThe third window is the signals window, shown in Figure 49. This window shows the signals that arepresent in the portion of the design selected in the structure window. 49įigure 49: Modelsim Signals WindowThe fourth and final window is the wave window, which is used to display simulated waveforms. ProjectNavigator automatically adds all top-level signals to the wave window, as shown in Figure 50. Additionalsignals are displayed in the signal window based upon the selected structure in the structure window. Figure 50: Simulated waveformsThere are two basic methods for adding signals to the wave window. You can drag and drop them fromthe signals window, or highlight them in the signals window and then select Add Wave Selected Signals.If you use this second technique, you will see that there are additional options available.

When you addnew signals to the wave window, you will notice that waveforms do not automatically appear. This isbecause Modelsim did not record the simulation data for these signals. By default, Modelsim will onlyrecord data for the signals that have been added to the waveform window before or during the simulation.Therefore, when new signals are added to the waveform window, the simulation needs to be restartedand re-run for the desired amount of time. To restart and re-run the simulation, click the “RestartSimulation” button at the top of the console window.

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