Hi Manisha: I have not yet gone through all the messages in this thread, so I will comment only briefly. I think Section 29 needs to be overhauled with regard to the discussion of the assertion coverage API. Is there a way to avoid overhauling Section 29 as a part of 0805? If not, then I think we need to look at some other issues together with the work on Section 29: . The discussion of coverage in Section 17 still needs to be fixed, and this will impact Section 29. . We need to check whether treating disabled attempts as neither successes nor failures has addressed 1498. J.H. > > Hi All, > =20 > Ed and Lisa have raised some questions in the past about the coverage > information from cover directives and corresponding vpi routines. > Currently those two do not match. After discussions with Bassam, we > propose the following changes in the vpi routines section: > =20 > 1. In the statement in the LRM "For assertion handle, the coverable > entities are assertions.", we'll add something like: "The assertions > include assert and cover directives (cover on properties and > sequences). Some of the vpi properties are not valid for certain cover > directives. The limitations are listed in description for each vpi > property.". > =20 > 2. The description for "vpi_get(vpiAssertVacuousSuccessCovered, > assertion_handle)" will mention that this vpi property can only be used > for assert directives and cover directives on properties.=20 > =20 > 3. The description for "vpi_get(vpiAssertFailureCovered, > assertion_handle)" will mention that this vpi property can only be used > for assert directives and cover directives on properties. > =20 > 4. We'll state that the formula "in progress =3D attempts - (successes + > vacuous success + failures)" is not valid for cover directives on > sequences. > =20 > 5. In the description of the new vpi property > "vpi_get(vpiAssertDisableCovered, assertion_handle)", will mention that > this vpi property can only be used for assert directives. > =20 > Similarly, we'll update the vpi callback part to match with this. > =20 > Please send your feedback. We can discuss it further in the coming > meeting. > =20 > Thanks. > Manisha >Received on Tue Sep 5 04:57:09 2006
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