Coverage-Driven Simulation
TechniqueCoverage-driven simulation is a functional verification methodology that combines constrained-random stimulus generation with feedback from coverage metrics to systematically close verification gaps. In the RISC-V ecosystem, it is typically implemented on top of the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) standard, using open-source instruction-stream generators such as Google RISC-V-DV together with Synopsys verification solutions to track functional coverage of a core.
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Coverage-Driven Simulation
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Coverage-driven simulation is a verification methodology in which the stimulus applied to a design under test (DUT) and the checks performed against it are guided by coverage metrics. Rather than relying solely on hand-written directed tests, random or constrained-random stimulus is generated, executed against the DUT, and the resulting behavior is measured against a coverage model that encodes the design's intended features, corner cases, and architectural states.
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