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Hello,
I am ryt now working with coverage. I would like to know how to see detailed uncovered and covered bins in coverage?? Thanks in advance......:) i am using "vcover report -html -htmldir cov cover.ucdb"but it is not giving detail reprot it jst shows how many % coverage is..... so please tell me the command of anyone knows for the detail coverage report..............Link Copied
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Hi daisyf,
Which tool r u using for simulation......? regards, dreku- Mark as New
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Hello sir,
I m using vcover command so it means i am using Questasim tool.... 6.6f version.... So please help me. I want to see detail coverage. means which bins are covered and which are remaining...... I will be very thankful to you.. Please sir share your knowledge with me if you know... Thanks, Daisy:)- Mark as New
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Got the solution.tHIS DETAILED FUNCTIONAL COVERAGE OPTION IS NOT SUPPOTER IN QUESTASIM 6.6F. YOU HAVE TO USE 10.0 PLUS VERSION.
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Great....
Cheers :) dreku- Mark as New
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In Questa 6.6 you need to set the option.per_instance = 1; of each covergroup in order to see individual bins. This only works well if there is only one instance of the class with an embedded covergroup.
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after creating .ucdb file go to consol(cmd) and type following command
vcover report -details -html result.ucdb

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