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Hi,
Welcome to Intel community!
Generally VHDL, Verilog, System Verilog languages are used for verification but for verification of huge & complex designs verification methodologies are recommended, for example OVM, UVM etc.
To use these methodologies, user must have knowledge of all languages, methodologies & simulation tools. Since you are newbie in verification & familiar only with VHDL, I would like to suggest with Quartus tool,
1) Will writing only the testbench for the top level design help, or should I verify each and every schematic individually by writing testbench to each of them.
-> If you are using pre-verified schematics then you can directly write test bench for top level design else need to verify each & every module. you can use waveform editor : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8JAkKhxlQI
2) Should I use System verilog(or other languages) for writing testbench, or writing them in VHDL is fine? I have experience of writing testbenches only in VHDL.
-> Since you are experience with VHDL, make use of VHDL or waveform editor. If you want explore the verilog, system verilog please go through the 'Fundamental Par 1 & 2' online free Intel training : https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/training/catalog.html
3) Kindly provide link to any resource or guides which could help me in this verification task in Quartus Prime.
-> you can use waveform editor, simulation using Native Link & just go through the Intel online training : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmVVXQchv2c
Regards,
Vicky
Hello Vicky,
Thank you for your answer. I will go through the links provided.