Re: VIS Pl. help

From: In-Ho Moon (Mooni@colorado.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 17 2000 - 11:09:07 MDT

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    Hi,

    > 1. Sometimes variables used in original Verilog file are no longer
    > visible to the CTL formula during
    > model_check.
    > Is there any workaround? Will it help if they are declared as
    > output?

    The command "model_check" automatically creates a reduced FSM that
    contains
    only the dependent variables to the formula.
    So you don't have to do anything for reduction.
    Just notice that there is -r option to make the reduced FSM with respect
    to each formula
    or to the conjunction of all formulae.

    >
    >
    > 2. The debugger of model_check command does not show all the (output)
    > variables.
    > Is there any way we can direct it to show required information?

    Currently, if you set the verbosity larger than 0, you can see the number
    of latches
    for both multi-valued and binary variables after reduction. But, it
    doesn't print out
    the names of the latches.

    >
    >
    > Can the error trace generated by debugger be given to simulate
    > command?

    You have to do this manually.

    Hope it helps.

    In-Ho



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