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ICCR report generation issues for Multiple class instances

Selvavinayak
Hi ,
 
I create class entry_information which is extends from uvm_componemt
in that entry_information class I have one cover_group entry_group which will be sampled for every posedge clk
 
I created  five instances of the class  entry_information from the monitor class
 
When I see the coverage report i am able to see only one instance of covergroup.  I’m using ICCR to generate the coverage report
 
class entry_information extends uvm_compoment
 
   bit x;
   bit[7:0] y;
   covergroup  entry_group();
      option.per_instance = 1;
      option.goal         = 100;
  
      entry_x : coverpoint x
       {
          bins x_cnt[4] = {[0:4]};      
       }
      entry_y : coverpoint y
      {
         bins y_cnt[6]  = {[0:6]};
      }             
    endgroup
 
 
     function new(string name = "entry",uvm_component parent);
      super.new(name,parent);
      entry_group = new(name);
      entry_group.set_inst_name(name);
    endfunction
 
endclass
 
 
class monitor extends uvm_monitor
 
  entry information entry_info[5];
 
  function void build_phase();
    
    string inst_name;
    for(int i = 0 ; i < 5 ; i++)
      begin
        $format(inst_name,"entry[%d]",i);
        entry_info[i] = entry_info::type_id::create( .name( inst_name ),.parent( this ));
      end
  endfunction
 
  task run
   forever
     begin
        @(posedge clk);
        for(int i = 0 ; i < 5 ; i++)
            entry_info[i].entry_group.sample();
     end
  endtask
 
Thanks,
Selvavinayakam.na 

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