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Verification Plan using Eplanner

Manish Verma

 Hi....

 

Can anybody explain me How to map checkers(check that statement) into vplan using eplanner?

 

Thanks! 

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  •  Hi Manish,

    2 comments that might help:

    1. why you are still using the run_excov.pl? this is rather an old fashion way to generate the coverage model. starting 6.2 this is not necessary and you can use the Unicov coverage database. which version are you using?
    2. Here is a run script I use to generate checks:
    • #!/bin/sh
    • SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS="conf cover -collect_checks_expects=TRUE;conf gen -seed=$BRUN_SEED;$SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS";
    • export SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS;
    • specman  -c "load my_test;conf cover -database_format=ucd -write_model=ucm;test" ;

     

    Thanks,

    Efrat 

     

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  •  Hi Manish,

    2 comments that might help:

    1. why you are still using the run_excov.pl? this is rather an old fashion way to generate the coverage model. starting 6.2 this is not necessary and you can use the Unicov coverage database. which version are you using?
    2. Here is a run script I use to generate checks:
    • #!/bin/sh
    • SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS="conf cover -collect_checks_expects=TRUE;conf gen -seed=$BRUN_SEED;$SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS";
    • export SPECMAN_PRE_COMMANDS;
    • specman  -c "load my_test;conf cover -database_format=ucd -write_model=ucm;test" ;

     

    Thanks,

    Efrat 

     

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