MicroTESK

Use the prepare method to explicitly insert a preparator into your code.

Supported use cases:

1. Preparators can be invoked explicitly anywhere in a test template to assign constant or random values to registers. For example:

prepare t0, 0xDEADBEEF
prepare t1, rand(1, 63)

2. Preparators can be invoked explicitly inside of preparator and buffer_preparator blocks to initialize registers with values provided when the block is instantiated. For example:

buffer_preparator(:target => 'L1') {
  prepare t0, address
  lw t1, 0, t0
}