Testing Knowledge Database
ConceptA testing knowledge database is an architecture- or design-specific repository of constraints used by Genesys-Pro to bias pseudorandom processor test generation toward high-value verification events. In the cited Genesys-Pro model, these constraints complement architectural constraints and generic biases, may be mandatory or nonmandatory, and can be reused across follow-on designs or standardized design families.
WIKI
Overview
A testing knowledge database is described in the Genesys-Pro model as a collection of architecture- or design-specific testing-knowledge constraints. These constraints are part of the processor-specific architectural model and are used by the generator to create higher-quality pseudorandom test programs by steering random choices toward verification-interesting cases. [Testing knowledge database role]
In Genesys-Pro, the overall test-generation flow separates three kinds of knowledge: a generic generation engine, an architecture-specific model, and test templates. The architecture-specific model includes both a declarative processor-architecture description and a database of testing knowledge relevant to that processor. [Architecture-specific model placement]
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