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gEDA: Covered Development Release 20030925 available
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- Subject: gEDA: Covered Development Release 20030925 available
- From: Trevor Williams <trevorw@charter.net>
- Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 18:38:41 -0500
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Covered Development Release 20030925 available
Notes:
Release covered-20030925 made. This release contains the first working
FSM code
coverage portion in Covered. There is a lot more to work on in the FSM
code coverage
area in the way of automatic FSM extraction and state transition
specification, but
this version is able to extract FSM coverage information for an FSM that
is located
by the user. Please see user's manual for this release for more details
on specifying
FSM location. Summary and verbose reporting are available for FSM
coverage at this
point. Additionally, the data format for FSM coverage information in
the CDD file
has been finalized. FSM coverage merging is also supported in this
release. User and
development documentation has been updated. Please give this
development version a
go to get any bugs out of the FSM code coverage engine.
In addition to the FSM coverage support, a bug was fixed in the
vector_to_int()
function when converting a vector whose LSB is a non-zero value.
Here is what is on the horizon for FSM coverage that you should expect
to see in the
coming development releases.
- Ability for user to specify the location of an FSM using $attribute
function.
- Ability for user to specify all possible state transitions for a
given FSM on the
command-line and using inline $attribute functions.
- Automatic FSM extraction including locating an FSM and extracting
all possible
state transitions.