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Troubleshooting JasperGold error EFSV032 regarding conflicting inferred results for activatability check of a fault.

anuraagkn
anuraagkn over 4 years ago

I am using the JasperGold FSV app to identify safe faults in a Verilog design. I am applying SystemVerilog assumptions in the verification task to represent application-derived constraints.

Sometimes for a fault for which the app has already inferred an 'Activatability' result, the app will infer a conflicting result. For example: 

> ERROR (EFSV032): Conflicting inferred results in fault (41059):
>     The existing check result for "Activatability" is "Unactivatable", conflicts with the result: "Activated" inferred from fault (42042).

Sometimes the "conflicting" result will not even be conflicting. For example:

> ERROR (EFSV032): Conflicting inferred results in fault (41059):
>     The existing check result for "Activatability" is "Unactivatable", conflicts with the result: "Unactivatable" inferred from fault (42041).

Such faults are still classed as safe upon completion of the verification task. I could remove these faults from the safe faults list just to be safe. However, I'd like to get rid of the errors completely.

I am looking for help in troubleshooting this error.

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