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simvision, get when a cover assertion was hit

kkhsieh over 9 years ago

Hi all,

In simvision, given an assertion, is there a way to get all the timestamps when the assertion was hit?

Thanks.

Doug Koslow over 9 years ago

Hi Kuokai,

One way to do this would be to probe the assertion activity as transactions (i.e. "probe -create -assertions -transaction <assertion>"), and then use the Transaction Stripe Chart window in SimVision to view the activity of the assertion by simulation time. (You can even export the data to a .CSV file.)

Good luck!

- Doug
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kkhsieh over 9 years ago

Hi Doug,

It works. Do you know any method such that I can convert them to CSV in batch mode?

Thanks for the reply.

Best,

-Kuokai
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Doug Koslow over 9 years ago

Hi Kuokai,

SimVision itself is not a pure batch mode tool. However, you can use the Transaction Explorer tool (TXE) to extract information about transactions and write them to a file in batch mode. (You can check the Incisive docs regarding this tool.)

Thanks.

- Doug
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kkhsieh over 9 years ago

Hi Doug,

Thank you for the help. Now I'm able to get the information via TXE batch mode!

Sincerely,

- Kuokai
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