Traceability from Requirements to HDL Source Code

Category : シミュレーション/ベリフィケーション

Defines any number of project artifacts and describes the relations between their items to make the process of tracing dependencies easier. A project artifact is a set of traceability items depicting a particular aspect of a project, its phase, or any undertaken activity. A traceability item is an issue, subject, or problem that needs to be taken into account while working on subsequent project aspects.

 

Typically, the artifacts in project management are text documents and the items are their parts addressing certain issues. In HDL designs created under restrictions of safety standards, the artifacts might be the requirement documents, HDL sources, documents describing test scenarios, the testbench part of HDL sources, files logging test results, etc. The items, in turn, can be the exact functionalities specified by the requirements, implemented in HDL sources, and verified by the testbench.

Ask Us a Question
x
Ask Us a Question
x
Captcha ImageReload Captcha
Incorrect data entered.
Thank you! Your question has been submitted. Please allow 1-3 business days for someone to respond to your question.
Internal error occurred. Your question was not submitted. Please contact us using Feedback form.
We use cookies to ensure we give you the best user experience and to provide you with content we believe will be of relevance to you. If you continue to use our site, you consent to our use of cookies. A detailed overview on the use of cookies and other website information is located in our Privacy Policy.