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Read and write from txt in Verilog



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First of all I want to say that I'm running the simulation in ADS (Advanced Design System 2017) through a Verilog model compiled in ModelSim.



My objective is loading data from a .txt file into the testbench as input in order to run the simulation, and afterwards save the results of this simulation in another .txt file.



Here is the content for the input test .txt file called "param.txt":



1
2
3
4
5


And here is my Verilog testbench code:



`include "disciplines.vams"


module resistor(p,n);
electrical p,n;
parameter real R=50.0;
integer file;
integer out;
real pwm_A[0:10];
integer i;
integer count;


analog begin

@(initial_step) // Initial Conditions
begin


////////////// Read

file=$fopen("param.txt","r");

if (file) $display("File was opened successfully : %0d", file);
else $display("File was NOT opened successfully : %0d", file);

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);
end



////////////// Write


out=$fopen("out.txt","w");

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
$fwrite(out,"%dn",pwm_A[i]);
end


$fclose(file);
$fclose(out);


end

// Simulation (doesnt matter)
V(p,n) <+ R * I(p,n);


end
endmodule


The simulation throws this error:



Error: Incorrect target supplied to integer-valued $fscanf field.


May anyone spot the problem?



Thanks in advance.










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  • Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:10











  • It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

    – davmc
    Mar 7 at 11:18











  • Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:30






  • 1





    You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 13:21






  • 1





    There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

    – Paul Floyd
    Mar 7 at 17:07















-1















First of all I want to say that I'm running the simulation in ADS (Advanced Design System 2017) through a Verilog model compiled in ModelSim.



My objective is loading data from a .txt file into the testbench as input in order to run the simulation, and afterwards save the results of this simulation in another .txt file.



Here is the content for the input test .txt file called "param.txt":



1
2
3
4
5


And here is my Verilog testbench code:



`include "disciplines.vams"


module resistor(p,n);
electrical p,n;
parameter real R=50.0;
integer file;
integer out;
real pwm_A[0:10];
integer i;
integer count;


analog begin

@(initial_step) // Initial Conditions
begin


////////////// Read

file=$fopen("param.txt","r");

if (file) $display("File was opened successfully : %0d", file);
else $display("File was NOT opened successfully : %0d", file);

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);
end



////////////// Write


out=$fopen("out.txt","w");

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
$fwrite(out,"%dn",pwm_A[i]);
end


$fclose(file);
$fclose(out);


end

// Simulation (doesnt matter)
V(p,n) <+ R * I(p,n);


end
endmodule


The simulation throws this error:



Error: Incorrect target supplied to integer-valued $fscanf field.


May anyone spot the problem?



Thanks in advance.










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  • Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:10











  • It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

    – davmc
    Mar 7 at 11:18











  • Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:30






  • 1





    You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 13:21






  • 1





    There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

    – Paul Floyd
    Mar 7 at 17:07













-1












-1








-1








First of all I want to say that I'm running the simulation in ADS (Advanced Design System 2017) through a Verilog model compiled in ModelSim.



My objective is loading data from a .txt file into the testbench as input in order to run the simulation, and afterwards save the results of this simulation in another .txt file.



Here is the content for the input test .txt file called "param.txt":



1
2
3
4
5


And here is my Verilog testbench code:



`include "disciplines.vams"


module resistor(p,n);
electrical p,n;
parameter real R=50.0;
integer file;
integer out;
real pwm_A[0:10];
integer i;
integer count;


analog begin

@(initial_step) // Initial Conditions
begin


////////////// Read

file=$fopen("param.txt","r");

if (file) $display("File was opened successfully : %0d", file);
else $display("File was NOT opened successfully : %0d", file);

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);
end



////////////// Write


out=$fopen("out.txt","w");

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
$fwrite(out,"%dn",pwm_A[i]);
end


$fclose(file);
$fclose(out);


end

// Simulation (doesnt matter)
V(p,n) <+ R * I(p,n);


end
endmodule


The simulation throws this error:



Error: Incorrect target supplied to integer-valued $fscanf field.


May anyone spot the problem?



Thanks in advance.










share|improve this question









New contributor




davmc is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.












First of all I want to say that I'm running the simulation in ADS (Advanced Design System 2017) through a Verilog model compiled in ModelSim.



My objective is loading data from a .txt file into the testbench as input in order to run the simulation, and afterwards save the results of this simulation in another .txt file.



Here is the content for the input test .txt file called "param.txt":



1
2
3
4
5


And here is my Verilog testbench code:



`include "disciplines.vams"


module resistor(p,n);
electrical p,n;
parameter real R=50.0;
integer file;
integer out;
real pwm_A[0:10];
integer i;
integer count;


analog begin

@(initial_step) // Initial Conditions
begin


////////////// Read

file=$fopen("param.txt","r");

if (file) $display("File was opened successfully : %0d", file);
else $display("File was NOT opened successfully : %0d", file);

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);
end



////////////// Write


out=$fopen("out.txt","w");

for (i=1; i<=5; i=i+1) begin
$fwrite(out,"%dn",pwm_A[i]);
end


$fclose(file);
$fclose(out);


end

// Simulation (doesnt matter)
V(p,n) <+ R * I(p,n);


end
endmodule


The simulation throws this error:



Error: Incorrect target supplied to integer-valued $fscanf field.


May anyone spot the problem?



Thanks in advance.







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  • Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:10











  • It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

    – davmc
    Mar 7 at 11:18











  • Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:30






  • 1





    You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 13:21






  • 1





    There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

    – Paul Floyd
    Mar 7 at 17:07

















  • Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:10











  • It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

    – davmc
    Mar 7 at 11:18











  • Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 11:30






  • 1





    You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

    – Silicon1602
    Mar 7 at 13:21






  • 1





    There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

    – Paul Floyd
    Mar 7 at 17:07
















Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 11:10





Possible duplicate of Read and write array from txt in Verilog

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 11:10













It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

– davmc
Mar 7 at 11:18





It's not duplicated, i'ts just another issue!

– davmc
Mar 7 at 11:18













Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 11:30





Hi davmc! Yes, but your source code still contains the same issue as the previous question, where Matthew suggested to change pwm_A[i]=$fscanf(file,"%d",j); to count = $fscanf(file,"%d",pwm_A[i]);.

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 11:30




1




1





You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 13:21





You declared pwm_A as a real. Did you try to declare it as an integer? Based on the error message you provided, this could be the problem. If you actually need to load real numbers instead of integers, you might want to change the %d specifier. See this reference on the several C specifiers.

– Silicon1602
Mar 7 at 13:21




1




1





There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

– Paul Floyd
Mar 7 at 17:07





There are differences between C and Verilog-AMS formatted input and output. Go for the Verilog-AMS standard accellera.org/images/downloads/standards/v-ams/VAMS-LRM-2-4.pdf.

– Paul Floyd
Mar 7 at 17:07












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You have declared pwm as an array of reals whilst using the %d format specifier to both read and write the file. You need to either



i) change pwm to be an array of integers or



ii) change the %d format specifier to %f in the $fscanf and $fwrite system function calls.



The %d format specifier is expecting to read and will write a decimal integer.






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You have declared pwm as an array of reals whilst using the %d format specifier to both read and write the file. You need to either



i) change pwm to be an array of integers or



ii) change the %d format specifier to %f in the $fscanf and $fwrite system function calls.



The %d format specifier is expecting to read and will write a decimal integer.






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You have declared pwm as an array of reals whilst using the %d format specifier to both read and write the file. You need to either



i) change pwm to be an array of integers or



ii) change the %d format specifier to %f in the $fscanf and $fwrite system function calls.



The %d format specifier is expecting to read and will write a decimal integer.






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You have declared pwm as an array of reals whilst using the %d format specifier to both read and write the file. You need to either



i) change pwm to be an array of integers or



ii) change the %d format specifier to %f in the $fscanf and $fwrite system function calls.



The %d format specifier is expecting to read and will write a decimal integer.






share|improve this answer













You have declared pwm as an array of reals whilst using the %d format specifier to both read and write the file. You need to either



i) change pwm to be an array of integers or



ii) change the %d format specifier to %f in the $fscanf and $fwrite system function calls.



The %d format specifier is expecting to read and will write a decimal integer.







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