Micro-processor verification using a C++11 sequence-based stimulus engine
PaperFirst seen 6/16/2026
Last seen 6/16/2026
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17 connectionsThe paper mentions PPIGen as a prior random generator used at Cavium.
The paper describes the use of C++11 features as key enablers for SGen.
Both authors are affiliated with Cavium.
The paper introduces and presents SGen, a sequence-based assembly generator.
The paper mentions UVM as an industry standard that is insufficient for micro-processor verification.
The paper mentions Raven as an industrial tool for processor test generation.
The paper mentions Cadence Perspec as an industrial SoC verification tool.
Stephan Bourduas is listed as an author of the paper.
The paper mentions IBM Genesys-Pro as an industrial verification tool.
The paper mentions linear programming as one approach for generating test programs.
The paper mentions finite state machines as an approach to test generation.
The paper mentions graph-based generation as an approach to test generation.
The paper mentions genetic programming as an approach to test generation.
The paper mentions constraint-satisfaction problem solvers as an approach to random stimulus generation.
The paper mentions pipelined processor verification as a particularly challenging problem.
The paper mentions Breker TrekSOC as an industrial tool for self-checking C tests.
Chris Mikulis is listed as an author of the paper.