What is a good way to test the interaction between two (or more) modules using cocotb? For example, say we have a transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) module, and we want to test them together (e.g., RX successfully synchronizes to TX). // stream data to a receiver module TX ( input clk_i, rst_i, output data_o ); and // receive data from a transmitter and synchronize to the data stream module RX ( input clk_i, rst_i, data_i, output sync_o ); I know how to test this using a Verilog testbench that instantiates and connects TX and RX. But how could one do this in cocotb? Would you first create a higher level module, TX_RX_tb.v, that instantiates TX and RX, and then becomes your DUT? Is there a way to connect the two modules in your cocotb python script instead of creating TX_RX_tb.v ? module TX_RX_tb( input clk_i, rst_i, output sync_o ); wire data; TX TX_inst(.clk_i(clk_i), .rst_i(rst_i), .data_o(data)); RX RX_inst(.clk_i(clk_i), .rst_i(rst_i), .data_i(data), .sync_o(sync_o)); Continue reading...