Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a computer-implemented method for iteratively solving a constraint satisfaction problem. The method may include assigning a value to each of one or more variables associated with the constraint satisfaction problem, each of the one or more variables having a first domain. The method may also include identifying an invalid solution resulting from a first value assigned to a first variable. The method may further include replacing the first value with a second value assigned to the first variable. The method may also include, upon identifying the invalid solution, generating a second domain larger than the first domain.
Abstract:
A method for debugging a system on chip (SoC) under test, the method may include executing a test code on the SoC, the test code designed to invoke a plurality of actions; recording output data from the SoC resulting from the executed test code; linking between actions detected in the recorded output data and actions of the plurality of actions of the test code by identifying a start and an end times of each of the detected actions in the recorded output data, and associating the identified start and end times with a start and an end times of actions of the plurality of actions of the test code; and causing display, via a graphical user interface, of a waveform representation of the detected actions over time, a representation of the test code and a representation of the output log.
Abstract:
A computer implemented method of debugging with enriched message log capability may include, for each instance during an execution of a program to be debugged in which a message is issued, automatically analyzing the program code included in a scope of the program relating to the message to identify one or a plurality of variables. The method may also include saving on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium a value at that instance of each of said one or a plurality of variables. The method may further include causing a message log that includes the message to be presented on a display device, associating the value of each said one or a plurality of variables with the message.