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Hi
We are using IUS 6.1 and URM for  VIP development.
Can i go for code coverage of the complete environment that i have developed?
HOw do i do that?

Regards

Rishi


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Tel1234
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    Hi Rishi.

    You can do coverage of your verification environment as well as any DUT, because if you don't specify the -covdut option, the top-level is taken as the DUT for coverage purposes.

    The simplest set of switches would be:

    [i]irun -cov58 -coverage ALL[/i]

    Then to analyse:
    [i]iccr -cov58 -gui[/i]

    The best thing though would be for you to read the ICC tutorial which will give you a good introduction to doing coverage in IUS.
    You can find that under "cdsdoc", or if you prefer to use PDF docs (like me) then this will get you there:
    [i]acroread `ncroot`/doc/incovtut/incovtut.pdf [/i]


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by stephenh
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    Hi Rishi.

    You can do coverage of your verification environment as well as any DUT, because if you don't specify the -covdut option, the top-level is taken as the DUT for coverage purposes.

    The simplest set of switches would be:

    [i]irun -cov58 -coverage ALL[/i]

    Then to analyse:
    [i]iccr -cov58 -gui[/i]

    The best thing though would be for you to read the ICC tutorial which will give you a good introduction to doing coverage in IUS.
    You can find that under "cdsdoc", or if you prefer to use PDF docs (like me) then this will get you there:
    [i]acroread `ncroot`/doc/incovtut/incovtut.pdf [/i]


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by stephenh
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