More articles : » Ignorance Is A BlissThere is a rather confusing feature in Specman’s coverage engine that I would like to share with you today. I’ve met several people (including myself) who had been struggling to understand what was going on there and gave up Recently I was... » Progressive CoverageProgressive Coverage is a method of coverage collection that’s highly applicable in communication devices, but may as well be applied elsewhere. Now before I start to babble about my philosophy on coverage collection why don't I just give you an... » Another Step Forward For VMMWhile the move from 1.0 to 1.1 and its later flavors did not involve a major paradigm shift, VMM1.2 (beta) introduces several fundamentally new concepts that you should be aware of. Some of the new concepts are the natural result of an evolving... » VMM Hackers Guide - Creating Smart Scenarios With Atomic GeneratorsVMM ships with some pretty useful built-in components and applications. VMM''s Atomic Generator is probably one of the most powerful ones, yet it's pretty basic. It can definitely help you generate a flow of random items but it was not intended for... » Verification Documents - Love Them, Hate Them, But You Can't Ignore ThemVerification Plan (or Test Plan) and Coverage Plan are two documents that specify the features to be tested in the verification process. The first document usually lists the DUT features that need to be covered and the latter - the coverage points... Copyright © 2018 Think Verification - Tips & Insights on ASIC Verification. All Rights Reserved.
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