one for each of the two 8-bit variables, v_a and v_b. The coverage-point labeled ‘a’ associated with variable v_a, defines four equal-sized bins for each possible value of variable v_a. Likewise
I cannot figure out the syntax for doing this in this simple example. Yes I know I could organize the data differently, but this is an existing design I am improving the coverage on for these types of cases; I cannot change the data for this project, but e...
“RTL and gate-level simulation, testbench generation, data flow and code coverage analysis are all complex and time-consuming parts of creating IP designs,” said Mick Fandrich CEO & Founder of InterMotion. “Active-HDL has allowed our engineers to take full advantage of Aldec’s top-qua...
The RISC-V VP is an open source VP tailored for RISC-V and implemented in SystemC TLM. It is designed as a configurable and extensible platform around a generic TLM bus system. The VP supports ELF loading (as generated by the GCC or LLVM toolchain) and provides coverage tracking (via GC...
1.8. Cross-Module Referencing (XMR) in HDL CodeCross Module Referencing (XMR), also known as hierarchical reference, is enabled by default. It is a mechanism built into Verilog, SystemVerilog, and VHDL to globally reference nets in any hierarchy across modules, which means you can refer to...
Furthermore, the models in this category are divided into three subareas: energy efficiency, radio propagation and coverage, which will be detailed later in Section 6. System models: This category includes all models with metrics from the OSI reference model’s session, presentation, and ...
Structural checks can verify that a proper synchronizer is present in the crossing, however to ensure there are no metastability bugs, the communication protocol should be verified. ALINT-PRO can generate SystemVerilog, pure VHDL, and VHDL with PSL testbench to enhance RTL simulation with additional...
The RISC-V VP is an open source VP tailored for RISC-V and implemented in SystemC TLM. It is designed as a configurable and extensible platform around a generic TLM bus system. The VP supports ELF loading (as generated by the GCC or LLVM toolchain) and provides coverage tracking (via GC...
1.8. Cross-Module Referencing (XMR) in HDL Code Cross Module Referencing (XMR), also known as hierarchical reference, is enabled by default. It is a mechanism built into Verilog, SystemVerilog, and VHDL to globally reference nets in any hierarchy across modules, which means you can refer to...