Ed, Eduard Cerny wrote: >- cover properties: instead of using the terminology success, failure, >vacuous success, etc. that is the same as for assert statements, let's >define coverage, covered, covered vacuously, and disabled. > > > I don't think we need "covered vacuously", and "disabled". I already said why I object to vacuity, and as far as I understand it, the only reason to put "disable iff" (or "reject iff") in a cover property, is to cause the reset signal to fail the evaluation of the property. Thus, there should be only one type of cover success. Also, I don't think the coverage failure should be reported. DoronReceived on Thu Mar 16 10:09:25 2006
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