Titlebook: A Practical Introduction to PSL; Cindy Eisner,Dana Fisman Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Assertion Languages.Assertion-Based Verificati

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Knowledge and the Self-Presentingow that we have the case shown in Figure 14.1. That is, we want to specify that signal b is a latched version of signal a, where signals a and b are clocked with different clocks. Obviously, we will have to write a property that contains multiple clocks. As we have seen in Chapter 6 for the case of

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Analysis and Interpretation of Range Imagess to use SEREs — Sequential Extended Regular Expressions. SEREs are similar in spirit to standard regular expressions, like those used for pattern matching in many applications. One difference is that the atoms of a SERE are Boolean expressions, whereas the atoms of a standard regular expression are single characters.

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Martial Hebert,Takeo Kanade,InSo Kweonare based on “ticks” of one or more clock signals. For example, consider the requirement “two consecutive requests (assertions of signal req) are not allowed” in a design clocked on the rising edge of signal clk that behaves as shown in Trace 6.1(i). There are three “ticks” of the clock signal clk in Trace 6.1(i), each of them three cycles wide.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-36123-9Assertion Languages; Assertion-Based Verification; Formal property specification; Simulation and formal

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