DIG (Dynamic Instruction Generator)
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Last seen 7/1/2026
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12 connections Enhancing Functional Verification with Dynamic Instruction Generation by Exploiting Processor Runtime States ← introduces 100% 1e
The paper introduces DIG as a novel Dynamic Instruction Generator.
DIG implements the technique of dynamic instruction generation by leveraging processor runtime states.
DIG accesses processor runtime information via an instruction set simulator to produce valid instruction streams.
DIG leverages processor runtime architectural states to generate valid instruction streams.
DIG incorporates intra-instruction test knowledge to enhance instruction stream quality.
DIG incorporates inter-instruction test knowledge to enhance instruction stream quality.
DIG is evaluated through a case study using Western Digital's open-source RISC-V core VeeR EH2.
DIG is compared against RISC-V DV, showing a 62.50% reduction in test instructions.
DIG is compared against RISC-V Torture, showing an 86.11% reduction in test instructions.
DIG is designed to enhance functional verification of processors.
DIG aims to achieve superior functional coverage with compact test instruction streams.
DIG generates test instruction streams as its primary output for verification.