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Verilog2SMV: A Tool for Word-level Verification

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AuthorsAhmed Irfan; Alessandro Cimatti; Alberto Griggio; Marco Roveri; Roberto Sebastiani
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Year2016
Citekeyirfan2016verilog2smv

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Published inDesign, Automation, and Test in Europe
Pages1156--1159

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Abstract

Verification is an essential step of the hardware design lifecycle. Usually verification is done at the gate level (Boolean level). We present verilog2smv, a tool that generates word-level model checking problems from Verilog designs augmented with assertions. A key aspect of our tool is that memories in the designs are treated without any form of abstraction. verilog2smv can be used for RTL verification by chaining with a word-level model checker like NUXMV. To this extent, we present also some experimental results over Verilog verification benchmarks, using verilog2smv+NUXMV as a tool-chain.

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@misc{irfan2016verilog2smv,
  title        = {Verilog2SMV: A Tool for Word-level Verification},
  author       = {Ahmed Irfan and Alessandro Cimatti and Alberto Griggio and Marco Roveri and Roberto Sebastiani},
  year         = {2016},
  journal      = {Design, Automation, and Test in Europe},
  pages        = {1156--1159},
  doi          = {10.3850/9783981537079_0765},
}

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