Toggle coverage is a type of code coverage that measures the percentage of signal transitions observed during the simulation. Here's an example of toggle coverage RTL code:
Expression coverage is a type of code coverage that measures the percentage of Boolean expressions executed during the simulation. Here's an example of expression coverage RTL code:
Statement coverage is a type of code coverage that measures the percentage of code statements executed during the simulation. Here's an example of statement coverage RTL code:
Block coverage is a type of code coverage that measures the percentage of basic blocks executed during the simulation. A basic block is a continuous sequence of code statements with a single point of entry and a single point of exit.
Code coverage is a crucial component of verification, and it is used to ensure that the design-under-test (DUT) is properly tested. Code coverage helps to identify untested or under-tested parts of the design, which may contain bugs or errors that could impact the functionality of the design.
