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IMC: toggle coverage for package array

kkurenkov
kkurenkov over 5 years ago

Hello!

I have input signal like this  ->  input  wire [ADM_NUM-1:0][1:0] m_axi_ddr_rresp.

When i want to analyze coverage from IMC  this signal not covered!

Can i collect coverage for this signal?

 

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  • kkurenkov
    kkurenkov over 5 years ago

    the same problem and with unpacked array.

    How can i solve this problem?

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  • kkurenkov
    kkurenkov over 5 years ago in reply to kkurenkov

    the solve of this problem  - Coverage Configuration File (CCF) Commands

    add in command string  -- >  -covfile ./c.ccf

    where c.ccf  -->

    //ccf
    set_toggle_scoring -sv_mda

    set_toggle_scoring
    To enable scoring and reporting of SystemVerilog enumerations and multi-dimensional static arrays and vectors that are not scored by default, use the given CCF command:
    set_toggle_scoring -sv_enum [-sv_struct_with_enum] sv_mda  [<max_bits_base2_exponent>]
    where:
    sv_mda [<max_bits_base2_exponent>] enables scoring for packed and unpacked multi-dimensional vectors and static arrays for reg, logic, bit, and wire SystemVerilog data types inside modules and interfaces. In this command, max_bits_base2_exponent specifies the maximum numbers of bits that can be scored. It is an optional argument with a default value of 12.  It can accept only 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24 as its valid values, and specifying any other value leads to an error.

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