This paper explores the portability and reusability of functional System-Level Test (SLT) methodologies across different System-on-Chip (SoC) design architectures. The proposed approach leverages the Device-tree Specification (DTS) of the Device-Under-Test (DUT) to enable automated test generation. By constructing a graph representation from the DTS, the methodology facilitates the creation of functional test programs across different SoC architectures through a simple graph traversal process, making it highly adaptable and efficient in simplifying SLT development.
FSWGEN: a Device-tree Specification driven System-Level Test workload generator / Filipponi, Gabriele. - (2025), pp. 558-559. ( International Test Conference San Diego (USA) September 21-26, 2025) [10.1109/ITC58126.2025.00089].
FSWGEN: a Device-tree Specification driven System-Level Test workload generator
Gabriele Filipponi
2025
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This paper explores the portability and reusability of functional System-Level Test (SLT) methodologies across different System-on-Chip (SoC) design architectures. The proposed approach leverages the Device-tree Specification (DTS) of the Device-Under-Test (DUT) to enable automated test generation. By constructing a graph representation from the DTS, the methodology facilitates the creation of functional test programs across different SoC architectures through a simple graph traversal process, making it highly adaptable and efficient in simplifying SLT development.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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