:vpi_module "system";

; Copyright (c) 2001  Stephen Williams (steve@icarus.com)
;
;    This source code is free software; you can redistribute it
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;    General Public License as published by the Free Software
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;    any later version.
;
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;    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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;
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; This example is similar to the following Verilog code. The idea is
; to test the disable statement. The task creates a scope (called test)
; that is a hook for the disable statement to get at the thread that
; threatens to fail the test. If the disable statement works properly,
; the test task will be disabled before the #5 delay expires.
;
;    module main;
;       task test;
;           begin
;              #5 $display("FAILED...");
;              $finish;
;           end
;       endtask
;
;       initial begin
;           fork
;               test;
;               #1 disable test;
;           join
;           $display("PASSED");
;       end
;    endmodule
;

S_main .scope "main";
S_test .scope "test", S_main;


; This code in the implementation of the thread that goes into the
; test scope. The idea is to disable this thread before it does its
; job and prints a failure.
    .scope S_test;
T_0/1 ;
    %delay 5;
    %vpi_call "$display", "FAILED -- thread wasn't disabled";
    %vpi_call "$finish";
    %end;

; This is the main thread. Fork the thread under test, delay for a
; moment to let it run, then %disable the test thread. If I don't
; disable the test thread in time, then the child will print an error
; message and exit.
    .scope S_main;
T_0 ;
    %fork T_0/1, S_test;
    %delay 1;

    %disable S_test ; This is the statement that I'm testing.

    %join;
    %vpi_call "$display", "PASSED";
    %end;

    .thread T_0;
