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I was not able to make it work until now. There is one thing that I noticed: When I install cocotb==1.6.2, I see the wheels work: ``` $ pip install...

I see that the difference is, that once it downloades the tar file and once a (precompiled?) .whl file.

I managed to force pip to download the tar and compile it (does not compile yet) Looking at the messages, I assume there is still an issue with 64bit vs....

I had to install the packets libstdc++-static.i686 gcc-toolset-11-libstdc++-devel.i686 (no idea why they were not used before) Now I end up with the following message: ``` In file included from cocotb/share/lib/vpi/VpiCbHdl.cpp:34:...

Thanks @themperek Works!

I think your ``` AxiStreamBus.from_entity(self.dut.axi_s_if)``` is wrong. Of what type is self.dut.axi_s_if? I use it as follow and it works great: self.source_bus = AxiStreamBus(dut, "S") self.source_driver = AxiStreamSource(self.source_bus, dut.Clk, dut.Rst)...

> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cocotb_test' Did you install the packet cocotb_test?

Hi @jackbpdx Have you found a way to run VHDL directly? I run into a similar problem while testing Aldec Riviera.

I was able to make my tests work by using the following workaround: Before defining the my driver, I touch each signal once: dut.SAxis_Tstrb.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.SAxis_Tdata.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.SAxis_Tkeep.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.SAxis_Tuser.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.SAxis_Tid.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.MAxis_Tstrb.setimmediatevalue(0) dut.MAxis_Tdata.setimmediatevalue(0)...

Hi @cmarqu What's the state of this PR?