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opcode::psdisplay()

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opcode::psdisplay() is a class method associated with the opcode class in a SystemVerilog constrained-random verification model for microprocessors. The cited evidence identifies it as a display-related method, alongside opcode::byte_pack(), used as part of the transaction class method set.

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opcode::psdisplay() is identified as a method of the opcode class in a SystemVerilog constrained-random verification model for microprocessors. The evidence describes class methods as the third component of the transaction class and gives opcode::psdisplay() as an example method for displaying an instruction.

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opcode::psdisplay() is a class method of the opcode class for displaying instructions.
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psdisplay() is a method belonging to the opcode class for displaying instructions.

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[1] `opcode::psdisplay()` is a method associated with the opcode class. Applying constrained-random verification to microprocessors
[2] `opcode::psdisplay()` is described as a method for displaying an instruction, alongside `opcode::byte_pack()` for packing an instruction. Applying constrained-random verification to microprocessors
[3] The article places these methods in the class-method component of a transaction class and states that Figure 6 shows their implementation as standard `vmm_data` methods in the instruction class. Applying constrained-random verification to microprocessors