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Products Details The AXI Formal-VIP includes:Over 200 AXI coverage scenarios spanning: All single transactions, with or without slave error All burst transactions, with or without slave error A selection of successions of transactions Over 100 AXI properties covering all master and slave AXI functionalities: All basic transactions, all burst types with or without byte strobing Channels handshake, pipelining and out-of-order completion Protected, exclusive and locked accesses Burst transactions with start-addressing, last signaling mechanismExamples of properties: For a fixed burst with a given transaction ID, all transfers of that burst must use the same byte lanes For a write burst transaction with a given transaction ID, the slave must give a single response to the entire burstExamples of coverage scenarios: Compute a wrapping burst of size 4 with a slave error occuring Compute a succession of incrementing bursts or size 4, 8 and 16 with no slave errorsThe APB Formal-VIP includes: Over 50 coverage scenarios spanning all basic transactions, and a selection of transfer sequences Over 10 APB properties covering the basic APB protocol, and also dedicated bridge functionalitiesPerformance and sampling properties: The AXI Formal-VIP extends the protocol verification with performance and sampling properties. Performance properties are useful to determine the protocol functional blottlenecks of a design. Performance properties will also automatically detect any deep control bug in the design that has an impact at interface level. GUI wizard for quick configuration: The AXI Formal-VIP includes a comprehensive graphical interface to greatly ease the verification flow. This graphical interface will propose a step-by-step process to extract and auto-fill the design's signals, to fill-in the protocol-related parameters, to chose the targeted formal verification tool or simulator, and to create all the verification environment necessary to launch an automatic regression.
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All single transactions, with or without slave error