Even More Ideas on Coverage Extensibility
In parts one and two of this series we looked at how to use policy classes to implement an extensible coverage model, where ignore bins can be tweaked. The f...
In parts one and two of this series we looked at how to use policy classes to implement an extensible coverage model, where ignore bins can be tweaked. The f...
In the previous post we looked at how to use policy classes as parameters for a highly configurable coverage collector. This allows us to easily implement di...
The biggest advantage of e regarding coverage is, in my opinion, the ability to tweak the definitions of existing coverage groups by extending them from anyw...
In the old days, people had to write all of their tests by hand. With chips getting bigger and bigger, it became clear that this painstaking process couldn’t...
For some time now, I’ve been mulling over the problem of storing register field values as enumerations. Enumerations are a very handy tool to improve code re...