verif/env/fnx/vlib/CTVerifFmwork/src/CTTestBase.vr

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#include <vera_defines.vrh>
#include "CTVerifObjectBase.vrh"

// Every specific test descends from the Test class.
virtual class CTTestBase extends CTVerifObject {

  // Variables common to all tests are defined below.

  // The only interface type enforced by this class consists of one
  // signature. Any specific test is essentially the implementation
  // of this one task. It is assumed in every testbench that the program
  // block will contain a statement of the form:
  //
  //  Test.Execute();
  //
  // There are different semantics associated with tasks named "Execute" that
  // appear in three levels of this framework.
  // At the test level, "Execute" is a command to run a particular
  // test implementation.

  virtual task Execute ();
}