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A Practical Introduction to PSL

Cindy Eisner, Dana Fisman
PSL is a property specification language. It is a means to express properties of a design, and in addition to specify how verification tools should use those properties. For example, a property may be asserted — this specifies that the design in question is expected to behave as described by the property. A property may also be assumed — this specifies that the design in question expects its inputs to behave as described by the property. PSL also provides other directives, for instance a means to specify scenarios that should be covered.
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סטטוס פרסום פורסם - 2006

Keywords

Assertion Languages
Assertion-Based Verification
Formal property specification
Simulation and formal verification
Standard
Temporal logic
algorithms
computer-aided design (CAD)
layers
logic
modeling
semantics
Simulation
גישה למסמך
10.1007/978-0-387-36123-9