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System Verilog Functional Coverage using NCSIM

ndalia

Hi,

 Are there any specific commands that are available for dumping functinoal coverage which would generate some report at the end of simulation? Currently I'm using Verdi to view the waveforms.

 Thanks

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  • Mickey

     Hi Nishit,

    Mind if we take this offline so I can understand the exact functionality of $fsdbDumpSVA so I can recommend something similar?

    Sounds like you are expecting data-oriented functional coverage.  Is the result with $fsdbDumpSVA a dump to the fsdb waveform database?  Or possibly a different type of database, like a coverage related database for example?

    Please feel free to email me directly at jrodrig@cadence.com.

    Best regards,
    Mickey

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  • Mickey

     Hi Nishit,

    Mind if we take this offline so I can understand the exact functionality of $fsdbDumpSVA so I can recommend something similar?

    Sounds like you are expecting data-oriented functional coverage.  Is the result with $fsdbDumpSVA a dump to the fsdb waveform database?  Or possibly a different type of database, like a coverage related database for example?

    Please feel free to email me directly at jrodrig@cadence.com.

    Best regards,
    Mickey

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