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3 | 5 | Mikhail Chupilko | [[C++TESK Testing ToolKit]] was created to facilitate [[verification]] of complex hardware designs. C++TESK includes all the best [[CTESK]] abilities of FSM-based test stimuli generation and usage of pre- and post-conditions. To start using the toolkit is possible after downloading, decompressing, compiling with gcc. |
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5 | 6 | Mikhail Chupilko | The toolkit delivers rather useful and convenient API to create [[test systems]] for hardware models. All the components of test systems based on the toolkit are written only by means C++ language. The test systems usually include following components: a test oracle (it includes a reference model and an adapter for the model), a functional coverage tracker based on the reference model, test scenarios. The test systems being developed follow TLM-like approach to the sending data between its components; both approaches are based on messages. According to the level of detail of the reference model and the carefulness of the oracle, the resulted test system can be called cycle-accurate, approximated, and time-free. |
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7 | 13 | Mikhail Chupilko | There is a possibility of [[using C++TESK and SystemVerilog together]]. |
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9 | 10 | Alexander Kamkin | [[Whitepaper]] |
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15 | 9 | Alexander Kamkin | [[System Requirements]] |
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17 | [[Installation Guide]] |
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19 | [[C++TESK Macros]] |
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21 | [[C++TESK Publication]] |