Stimulus Graphs

Technique

Stimulus graphs are a scheduling-control technique used by STING, a RISC-V constrained-random and directed test generator, to let users control how generated random and directed tests are scheduled.

First seen 5/25/2026

Last seen 5/25/2026

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Overview

Stimulus graphs are used within STING to give users control over the scheduling of generated tests. In the cited evidence, STING is described as using stimulus graphs specifically to control the scheduling of both random tests and directed tests that it generates. [C1]

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[1] Stimulus graphs enable user control of scheduling for both random and directed tests generated by STING. Introduction

[2] STING is a bare-metal, software-driven RISC-V generator that produces C++-based random streams and ASM-style directed tests and includes a programming framework for directed tests. Introduction