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Micro-processor verification using a C++11 sequence-based stimulus engine

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First seen 6/16/2026
Last seen 6/16/2026
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PPIGen mentions → 100% 2e
The paper mentions PPIGen as a prior random generator used at Cavium.
C++11 uses → 100% 2e
The paper describes the use of C++11 features as key enablers for SGen.
Cavium authored by → 100% 1e
Both authors are affiliated with Cavium.
SGen introduces → 100% 1e
The paper introduces and presents SGen, a sequence-based assembly generator.
UVM mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions UVM as an industry standard that is insufficient for micro-processor verification.
Raven mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions Raven as an industrial tool for processor test generation.
Cadence Perspec mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions Cadence Perspec as an industrial SoC verification tool.
Stephan Bourduas authored by → 100% 1e
Stephan Bourduas is listed as an author of the paper.
IBM Genesys-Pro mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions IBM Genesys-Pro as an industrial verification tool.
linear programming for test generation mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions linear programming as one approach for generating test programs.
finite state machine based test generation mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions finite state machines as an approach to test generation.
graph-based test generation mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions graph-based generation as an approach to test generation.
genetic programming for test generation mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions genetic programming as an approach to test generation.
constraint-based random stimulus generation mentions → 90% 1e
The paper mentions constraint-satisfaction problem solvers as an approach to random stimulus generation.
Pipelined Processor Verification mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions pipelined processor verification as a particularly challenging problem.
Breker TrekSOC mentions → 100% 1e
The paper mentions Breker TrekSOC as an industrial tool for self-checking C tests.
Chris Mikulis authored by → 100% 1e
Chris Mikulis is listed as an author of the paper.