1.1.1. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Specification Support
1.1.2. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Components
1.1.3. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Supported Features
1.1.4. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM SystemVerilog Packages
1.1.5. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Supported Flows
1.1.6. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Supported Simulators
1.3.1. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager BFM Configuration
1.3.2. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager BFM Interface
1.3.3. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Subordinate BFM Configuration
1.3.4. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Subordinate BFM Interface
1.3.5. Altera® AXI4-Lite Memory-Mapped Manager BFM Configuration
1.3.6. Altera® AXI4-Lite Memory-Mapped Manager BFM Interface
1.3.7. Altera® AXI4-Lite Memory-Mapped Subordinate BFM Configuration
1.3.8. Altera® AXI4-Lite Memory-Mapped Subordinate BFM Interface
1.3.9. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Inline Monitor Configuration
1.3.10. Altera® AXI4 Inline Monitor Interface
1.4.1. Using the Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager BFM Flow
1.4.2. Using the Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Subordinate BFM Flow
1.4.3. Using the Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Monitor BFM Flow
1.4.4. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager RTL Implementation Example
1.4.5. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager Platform Designer BFM Implementation Example
1.5.1. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Configuration API
1.5.2. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Reset API
1.5.3. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Manager Transaction Creation API
1.5.4. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Subordinate Transaction Creation API
1.5.5. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Transaction Configuration API
1.5.6. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped BFM Transaction Execution API
1.5.7. Altera® AXI4 Memory-Mapped Host Memory API
2.5.1.2.1. Class Axi4StreamBytes
2.5.1.2.2. Data Members in Axi4StreamBytes Class
2.5.1.2.3. Methods in Axi4StreamBytes Class
2.5.1.2.4. Class Axi4StreamBytesData
2.5.1.2.5. Methods in Axi4StreamBytesData Class
2.5.1.2.6. Class Axi4StreamBytesPosition
2.5.1.2.7. Methods in Axi4StreamBytesPosition Class
2.5.1.2.8. Class Axi4StreamBytesNull
2.5.1.2.9. Methods in Axi4StreamBytesNull Class
2.5.1.2.10. Class Axi4StreamBytesDataError
2.5.1.2.11. Data Members in Axi4StreamBytesDataError Class
2.5.1.2.12. Methods in Class Axi4StreamBytesDataError
2.5.1.2.13. Class Axi4StreamBytesPositionError
2.5.1.2.14. Data Members in Class Axi4StreamBytesPositionError
2.5.1.2.15. Methods in Class Axi4StreamBytesPositionError
2.5.1.2.16. Class Axi4StreamBytesNullError
2.5.1.2.17. Data Members in Class Axi4StreamBytesNullError
2.5.1.2.18. Methods in Class Axi4StreamBytesNullError
2.5.1.2.8. Class Axi4StreamBytesNull
Axi4StreamBytesNull represents the Null bytes present in the AXI4 streaming bus. Axi4StreamBytesNull inherits from the Axi4StreamBytes class.
This class is the matches the Position bytes as the simplest in the byte class hierarchy, with only a few differences from the Axi4StreamBytes superclass. The main differences between this Axi4StreamBytesPosition and the superclass are definitions of the three pure virtual functions: set_data(), is_equal(), and copy().
The data_value of the Position byte class is kept at an alternating one-zero pattern of 8’h00 , since the byte’s value and positions are not used. The constant data value keeps the Null bytes from cluttering the TDATA field and helps highlight more important data.