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Processor Control Path

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The **processor control path** is a component of processor design considered in formal verification alongside the processor data path. In recent verification research, control paths are explicitly identified as one of the processor design areas that can be covered by *tautologies as universal properties* (TIUP), a technique that uses tautologies as abstract specifications for processor verification.[^a5ab]

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Processor Control Path

The processor control path is a component of processor design considered in formal verification alongside the processor data path. In recent verification research, control paths are explicitly identified as one of the processor design areas that can be covered by tautologies as universal properties (TIUP), a technique that uses tautologies as abstract specifications for processor verification.[1]

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