SystemVerilog Protocol Compliance: Why Source-code Test Suites?
January 16, 2015
Here, Bernie DeLay explains the architecture and scope of the SystemVerilog source-code test suites included with the Synopsys VIP titles, and how they minimize the effort associated with protocol compliance testing. He uses a USB VIP in a DesignWare environment with AXI as an example.
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