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Insert coverage model table using AutoText

jnyman

Hi,

 In the Coverage section of the XDMAC example vplan it says: "To insert a new coverage model table, use Insert à AutoText à AutoText à AutoText à First-Order Coverage Model".

Has this feature ever been available in VerificationPlanTemplate.dot?

 Regards

Jonas Nyman

  • Hi Jonas.

    I just loaded up the vPlan template from an ancient vManager (I forget which version it came from though).
    The Insert AutoText menu has vPlanCoverageTable as one of the four options. I think the "first order" part of the name in the XDMAC example is a mistake. Remember though that the coverage tables are not used by the tool flow, so the exact format is not important.

    If you're just starting out with building a vPlan, have you considered using Enterprise Planner (eplanner)?
    It's a Java GUI that ships with vManager and lets you create the plan without all that Word nonsense! :-)
    It does let you export HTML and Word views of the vPlan, for documentation purposes.

    Enterprise Planner does let you load your e code and build coverage directly in the tool, which goes a step beyond what the Word flow could do.

    Hope this helps...

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