Running SystemVerilog in Standalone or prj Mode - 2021.1 English - UG900

Standalone Mode

A new -sv flag has been introduced to xvlog, so if you want to read any SystemVerilog file, you can use following command:

    xvlog -sv <Design file list>
    xvlog -sv -work <LibraryName> <Design File List>
    xvlog -sv -f <FileName> [Where FileName contain path of test cases]

prj Mode

If you want to run the Vivado simulator in the prj-based flow, use sv as the file type, as you would verilog or vhdl.

xvlog -prj <prj File>
xelab -prj <prj File> <topModuleName> <other options>

Where the entry in prj file appears as follows:

verilog     library1 <FileName>
sv      library1 <FileName> [File parsed in SystemVerilog mode]
vhdl     library2 <FileName>
sv      library3 <FileName> [File parsed in SystemVerilog mode]