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Having a verific license does not provide access to the verific frontend. This helps to make that clearer.
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@ -297,7 +297,14 @@ As verification properties become more complex and check longer sequences, the
additional effort of hand-coding without SVA properties becomes much more
difficult. Using a parser such as Verific supports these checks *without*
having to write out potentially complicated state machines. Verific is included
for use in the *Tabby CAD Suite*.
for use in the *Tabby CAD Suite*.
.. note::
The Verific frontend for Yosys requires the commercial `Tabby CAD Suite`_.
This is not the same as simply having a Verific license when using Yosys.
.. _Tabby CAD Suite: https://www.yosyshq.com/tabby-cad-datasheet
Further information
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SystemVerilog, VHDL, SVA
========================
.. note::
This document describes features only available with the commercial `Tabby
CAD Suite`_ and the included Verific frontend. This is not the same as simply
having a Verific license when using Yosys.
.. _Tabby CAD Suite: https://www.yosyshq.com/tabby-cad-datasheet
Run ``verific -sv <files>`` in the ``[script]`` section of you ``.sby`` file
to read a SystemVerilog source file, and ``verific -vhdl <files>`` to read a
VHDL source file.

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`endif
endmodule
The ``bind()`` operator can also be used when using the Verific front end.
This will provide an option to attach formal properties to a given piece
of logic, without actually modifying the module in question to do so as
we did in the example above.
The ``bind()`` operator can also be used when using the Verific front end. This
will provide an option to attach formal properties to a given piece of logic,
without actually modifying the module in question to do so as we did in the
example above. Refer to :doc:`verific` for more on the Verific front end.
SystemVerilog Immediate Assertions
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