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Lab 31of 60
SystemVerilog RTL Foundations6
Strong Typing & Data Modeling6
Parameters, Packages & Reuse5
Interfaces & Modports5
Assertions & Temporal Reasoning7
- 23Immediate Assertions & Executable SpecificationSoon
- 24Concurrent Assertions & the Sampling ModelSoon
- 25Sequences & Implication OperatorsSoon
- 26Repetition, Delay Ranges & Unbounded WindowsSoon
- 27$rose, $fell, $stable and $pastSoon
- 28disable iff & Assertions Under ResetSoon
- 29assert, assume and cover — Three Different ClaimsSoon
Testbench Architecture5
OOP Verification Foundations6
Concurrency & Communication5
Constrained Random6
Functional Coverage5
Integrated Verification Projects4
Testbench ArchitectureComing soon
Directed Stimulus & Corner-Case Design
Enumerate the boundary conditions of a design on paper first, then write directed tests for each and measure how many bugs a purely random run would have missed.
Intermediate~50 minSelf-checking testbench2 challenges
Concepts covered
- Directed tests
- Boundary analysis
- Test planning
This lab is coming soon
The full walkthrough, SystemVerilog source, testbench and challenges are being written. It's included in the SystemVerilog Labs package — buy once and it unlocks automatically on release.
- Language semantics & hardware meaning
- Complete, runnable SystemVerilog
- Self-checking testbench
- Compiler-diagnostic evidence
- Debugging walkthroughs
- 2 progressive challenges