formal-verification
Formal property verification and model checking skill for FPGA designs
What this skill does
# Formal Verification Skill ## Overview Expert skill for formal property verification and model checking, enabling exhaustive verification of FPGA design properties without simulation. ## Capabilities - Write properties for formal verification - Configure formal tool constraints - Analyze formal counterexamples - Apply bounded model checking - Configure cover and assume directives - Debug formal failures - Integrate formal with simulation flows - Support JasperGold and VC Formal flows ## Target Processes - sva-development.js - cdc-design.js - constrained-random-verification.js ## Usage Guidelines ### Property Types - **assert property**: Must always hold - **assume property**: Environment constraints - **cover property**: Reachability goals - **restrict property**: Strong constraints ### Formal Approaches - **Bounded Model Checking**: Check properties up to N cycles - **Unbounded Proof**: Complete verification when possible - **Induction**: K-induction for liveness properties - **Abstraction**: Reduce complexity for scalability ### Writing Effective Properties ```systemverilog // Safety property assert property (@(posedge clk) disable iff (rst) req |-> ##[1:5] gnt); // Liveness property (bounded) assert property (@(posedge clk) disable iff (rst) req |-> s_eventually gnt); // Assumption for formal assume property (@(posedge clk) $onehot0(req_vec)); ``` ### Constraint Development - Model input protocol constraints - Constrain unrealistic scenarios - Avoid over-constraining - Use helper logic for complex constraints - Document constraint rationale ### Counterexample Analysis - Load counterexample trace - Identify root cause - Distinguish bug vs. missing constraint - Create regression test from counterexample - Update constraints or fix RTL ### Tool Integration - Configure engine selection - Set proof bounds appropriately - Use proof acceleration techniques - Integrate with regression flows - Archive proof results ## Dependencies - Formal tool awareness (JasperGold, VC Formal) - SVA expertise - Model checking theory knowledge
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