The development of more and more complex embedded systems constitutes a very challenging task for EDA experts, due to their HW/SW-mixed nature joint to the high demande for quality and reliability. Recently, both industrial engineers and accademic researchers have developed a very large of techniques for dynamic verification in terms of co-simulation. which, in particular, address the different nature of hardware and software components of an embedded system. However, a widely accepted methodology does not exist. Thus, this papers is intended to provide a general view on simulation-based modeling and verification strategy for developing embedded systems. In particular, the paper is focussed on describing state-of-the art co-simulation approaches and verification strategies based on fault simulation and assertion checking.
Hardware Design and Simulation for Verification
BOMBIERI, Nicola;FUMMI, Franco;PRAVADELLI, Graziano
2006-01-01
Abstract
The development of more and more complex embedded systems constitutes a very challenging task for EDA experts, due to their HW/SW-mixed nature joint to the high demande for quality and reliability. Recently, both industrial engineers and accademic researchers have developed a very large of techniques for dynamic verification in terms of co-simulation. which, in particular, address the different nature of hardware and software components of an embedded system. However, a widely accepted methodology does not exist. Thus, this papers is intended to provide a general view on simulation-based modeling and verification strategy for developing embedded systems. In particular, the paper is focussed on describing state-of-the art co-simulation approaches and verification strategies based on fault simulation and assertion checking.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.