Abstract: A computing system can perform static verification operations on a circuit design with a first set of design constraints characterizing portions of an electronic device described by the circuit design and identify one or more violations associated with clock domain crossings in the circuit design. The computing system can analyze the circuit design and the first set of the design constraints to determine at least one of the violations associated with the clock domain crossings in the circuit design corresponds to the first set of the design constraints, and generate one or more additional design constraints to integrate into the first set of the design constraints based on the analysis of the circuit design and the first set of the design constraints. The computing system can re-perform the static verification operations on the circuit design based on a second set of the design constraints that includes the additional design constraints.

Abstract: A computer implemented method of dynamically verifying clock domain crossing (CDC) paths in a register-transfer level (RTL) design is provided. In addition to static analysis, formal analysis, and simulation steps, each CDC path is allocated a persistent unique identifier. This enables the updating of a centralized results database using the persistent unique identifier to label the associated CDC protocol assertions, functional coverage, and results of the formal analysis and simulation. In addition, prior to simulation analysis, CDC protocol assertions that have been proven during formal analysis are turned off, resulting in the simulation run only being carried out for non-proven CDC protocol assertions.

Abstract: This application discloses a computing system to perform one or more static checks on clock domain crossings in a circuit design to detect combinational logic configured to generate output signals having glitches that cross clock domains in a circuit design. The computing system can identify the combinational logic is configured to generate the output signal based, at least in part, on an input signal and an inversion of the input signal. The computing system can identify conditions that, when satisfied, allow the combinational logic to generate the output signal based, at least in part, on the input signal and the inversion of the input signal, and generate a glitch expression based, at least in part, on the identified conditions. The computing system can determine the combinational logic is configured to generate at least one glitch in the output signal based, at least in part, on the glitch expression.

Abstract: This application discloses a computing system to perform one or more static checks on clock domain crossings in a circuit design to detect combinational logic configured to generate output signals having glitches that cross clock domains in a circuit design. The computing system can identify the combinational logic is configured to generate the output signal based, at least in part, on an input signal and an inversion of the input signal. The computing system can identify conditions that, when satisfied, allow the combinational logic to generate the output signal based, at least in part, on the input signal and the inversion of the input signal, and generate a glitch expression based, at least in part, on the identified conditions. The computing system can determine the combinational logic is configured to generate at least one glitch in the output signal based, at least in part, on the glitch expression.