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Viewing covergroups

ceesam

Hi

 I have an sv and e testbench I am simulating using ncsim.  If I run my simulation I have coverage enabled in e and SV.  I can view my e coverage bins by clicking on the coverage icon in the SimVision console.  I cannot see the covergroups in the SV data Browser.  Can you tell me how to view my SV covergroups? 

Thank You

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  • I misread your original post and thought you were viewing coverage using Enterprise Manager (EMGR).The new Unified Coverage Model (unicov) allows the mixing of coverage from Specman, IUS, and IFV (formal verifier).

    I'm not sure what you're refering to when you talk about the "coverage icon" in SimVision. Is this something that you added? Can you add more to the description to help me understand which icon you're clicking on?

    As for the IUS81 problems, feel free to start a new post with the details of that problem if you want help in getting it resolved (unless you've already submitted a ticket to SourceLink for help).

    Tim

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  • I misread your original post and thought you were viewing coverage using Enterprise Manager (EMGR).The new Unified Coverage Model (unicov) allows the mixing of coverage from Specman, IUS, and IFV (formal verifier).

    I'm not sure what you're refering to when you talk about the "coverage icon" in SimVision. Is this something that you added? Can you add more to the description to help me understand which icon you're clicking on?

    As for the IUS81 problems, feel free to start a new post with the details of that problem if you want help in getting it resolved (unless you've already submitted a ticket to SourceLink for help).

    Tim

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