# Memory Backdoor Utility Class

The `mem_bkdr_util` class provides a way to manipulate the memory array directly via backdoor.
It includes a set of functions to backdoor read or write any address location within the memory.
The class instance is created in the testbench module and passed to the UVM environment via `uvm_config_db`.

### Methods
This interface supports basic backdoor methods to access memory. Useful methods are:
* `is_addr_valid`: Check if input address is valid
  The input address is assumed to be the byte addressable address into memory
  starting at 0. It is user's responsibility to mask the upper bits.
* `read8`, `read16`, `read32`, `read64`: Functions to read one byte, two bytes, four bytes, and eight bytes respectively
  at specified input address
* `write8`, `write16`, `write32`, `write64`: Functions to write one byte, two bytes, four bytes, and eight bytes respectively
  with input data at specified input address
* `load_mem_from_file`: Load memory from a file specified by input string
* `print_mem`: Print the content of the memory
* `clear_mem`: Clear the memory to all 0s
* `set_mem`: Set the memory to all 1s
* `randomize_mem`: Randomize contents of the memory
