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Module Instance : tb.dut.u_prim_ram_1p_scr

Instance :
SCORELINECONDTOGGLEFSMBRANCHASSERT
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Instance's subtree :
SCORELINECONDTOGGLEFSMBRANCHASSERT
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Parent :
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Subtrees :
NAMESCORELINECONDTOGGLEFSMBRANCHASSERT
gen_addr_scr.u_prim_subst_perm 100.00 100.00
gen_diffuse_data[0].u_prim_subst_perm_dec 100.00 100.00
gen_diffuse_data[0].u_prim_subst_perm_enc 100.00 100.00
gen_par_scr[0].u_prim_prince 100.00 100.00
u_addr_collision_flop 100.00 100.00 100.00
u_addr_match_buf 100.00 100.00
u_intg_error 100.00 100.00
u_prim_ram_1p_adv 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00
u_read_en_buf 100.00 100.00
u_rvalid_flop 100.00 100.00 100.00
u_write_en_d_buf 100.00 100.00
u_write_en_flop 100.00 100.00 100.00
u_write_pending_flop 100.00 100.00 100.00


Since this is the module's only instance, the coverage report is the same as for the module.
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132 logic [MuBi4Width-1:0] read_en_b_buf, write_en_buf_b_d; 133 1/1 assign gnt_o = req_i & key_valid_i; Tests: T1 T2 T3  134 135 1/1 assign read_en = mubi4_bool_to_mubi(gnt_o & ~write_i); Tests: T1 T2 T3  136 1/1 assign write_en_d = mubi4_bool_to_mubi(gnt_o & write_i); Tests: T1 T2 T3  137 138 prim_buf #( 139 .Width(MuBi4Width) 140 ) u_read_en_buf ( 141 .in_i (read_en), 142 .out_o(read_en_b_buf) 143 ); 144 145 1/1 assign read_en_buf = mubi4_t'(read_en_b_buf); Tests: T1 T2 T3  146 147 prim_buf #( 148 .Width(MuBi4Width) 149 ) u_write_en_d_buf ( 150 .in_i (write_en_d), 151 .out_o(write_en_buf_b_d) 152 ); 153 154 1/1 assign write_en_buf_d = mubi4_t'(write_en_buf_b_d); Tests: T1 T2 T3  155 156 mubi4_t write_pending_q; 157 mubi4_t addr_collision_d, addr_collision_q; 158 logic [AddrWidth-1:0] addr_scr; 159 logic [AddrWidth-1:0] waddr_scr_q; 160 mubi4_t addr_match; 161 logic [MuBi4Width-1:0] addr_match_buf; 162 163 1/1 assign addr_match = (addr_scr == waddr_scr_q) ? MuBi4True : MuBi4False; Tests: T1 T2 T3  164 prim_buf #( 165 .Width(MuBi4Width) 166 ) u_addr_match_buf ( 167 .in_i (addr_match), 168 .out_o(addr_match_buf) 169 ); 170 171 1/1 assign addr_collision_d = mubi4_and_hi(mubi4_and_hi(mubi4_or_hi(write_en_q, Tests: T1 T2 T3  172 write_pending_q), read_en_buf), mubi4_t'(addr_match_buf)); 173 174 // Macro requests and write strobe 175 // The macro operation is silenced if an integrity error is seen 176 logic intg_error_buf, intg_error_w_q; 177 prim_buf u_intg_error ( 178 .in_i(intg_error_i), 179 .out_o(intg_error_buf) 180 ); 181 logic macro_req; 182 1/1 assign macro_req = ~intg_error_w_q & ~intg_error_buf & Tests: T1 T2 T3  183 mubi4_test_true_loose(mubi4_or_hi(mubi4_or_hi(read_en_buf, write_en_q), write_pending_q)); 184 // We are allowed to write a pending write transaction to the memory if there is no incoming read. 185 logic macro_write; 186 1/1 assign macro_write = mubi4_test_true_loose(mubi4_or_hi(write_en_q, write_pending_q)) & Tests: T1 T2 T3  187 ~mubi4_test_true_loose(read_en_buf) & ~intg_error_w_q; 188 // New read write collision 189 logic rw_collision; 190 1/1 assign rw_collision = mubi4_test_true_loose(mubi4_and_hi(write_en_q, read_en_buf)); Tests: T1 T2 T3  191 192 // Write currently processed inside this module. Although we are sending an immediate d_valid 193 // back to the host, the write could take longer due to the scrambling. 194 1/1 assign write_pending_o = macro_write | mubi4_test_true_loose(write_en_buf_d); Tests: T1 T2 T3  195 196 // When a read is followed after a write with the same address, we return the data from the 197 // holding register. 198 1/1 assign wr_collision_o = mubi4_test_true_loose(addr_collision_q); Tests: T1 T2 T3  199 200 //////////////////////// 201 // Address Scrambling // 202 //////////////////////// 203 204 // We only select the pending write address in case there is no incoming read transaction. 205 logic [AddrWidth-1:0] addr_mux; 206 1/1 assign addr_mux = (mubi4_test_true_loose(read_en_buf)) ? addr_scr : waddr_scr_q; Tests: T1 T2 T3  207 208 // This creates a bijective address mapping using a substitution / permutation network. 209 if (NumAddrScrRounds > 0) begin : gen_addr_scr 210 logic [AddrWidth-1:0] addr_scr_nonce; 211 1/1 assign addr_scr_nonce = nonce_i[NonceWidth - AddrWidth +: AddrWidth]; Tests: T1 T2 T3  212 213 prim_subst_perm #( 214 .DataWidth ( AddrWidth ), 215 .NumRounds ( NumAddrScrRounds ), 216 .Decrypt ( 0 ) 217 ) u_prim_subst_perm ( 218 .data_i ( addr_i ), 219 // Since the counter mode concatenates {nonce_i[NonceWidth-1-AddrWidth:0], addr} to form 220 // the IV, the upper AddrWidth bits of the nonce are not used and can be used for address 221 // scrambling. In cases where N parallel PRINCE blocks are used due to a data 222 // width > 64bit, N*AddrWidth nonce bits are left dangling. 223 .key_i ( addr_scr_nonce ), 224 .data_o ( addr_scr ) 225 ); 226 end else begin : gen_no_addr_scr 227 assign addr_scr = addr_i; 228 end 229 230 // We latch the non-scrambled address for error reporting. 231 logic [AddrWidth-1:0] raddr_q; 232 1/1 assign raddr_o = 32'(raddr_q); Tests: T1 T2 T3  233 234 ////////////////////////////////////////////// 235 // Keystream Generation for Data Scrambling // 236 ////////////////////////////////////////////// 237 238 // This encrypts the IV consisting of the nonce and address using the key provided in order to 239 // generate the keystream for the data. Note that we instantiate a register halfway within this 240 // primitive to balance the delay between request and response side. 241 localparam int DataNonceWidth = 64 - AddrWidth; 242 logic [NumParScr*64-1:0] keystream; 243 logic [NumParScr-1:0][DataNonceWidth-1:0] data_scr_nonce; 244 for (genvar k = 0; k < NumParScr; k++) begin : gen_par_scr 245 1/1 assign data_scr_nonce[k] = nonce_i[k * DataNonceWidth +: DataNonceWidth]; Tests: T1 T2 T3  246 247 prim_prince #( 248 .DataWidth (64), 249 .KeyWidth (128), 250 .NumRoundsHalf (NumPrinceRoundsHalf), 251 .UseOldKeySched (1'b0), 252 .HalfwayDataReg (1'b1), // instantiate a register halfway in the primitive 253 .HalfwayKeyReg (1'b0) // no need to instantiate a key register as the key remains static 254 ) u_prim_prince ( 255 .clk_i, 256 .rst_ni, 257 .valid_i ( gnt_o ), 258 // The IV is composed of a nonce and the row address 259 //.data_i ( {nonce_i[k * (64 - AddrWidth) +: (64 - AddrWidth)], addr} ), 260 .data_i ( {data_scr_nonce[k], addr_i} ), 261 // All parallel scramblers use the same key 262 .key_i, 263 // Since we operate in counter mode, this can always be set to encryption mode 264 .dec_i ( 1'b0 ), 265 // Output keystream to be XOR'ed 266 .data_o ( keystream[k * 64 +: 64] ), 267 .valid_o ( ) 268 ); 269 270 // Unread unused bits from keystream 271 if (k == NumParKeystr-1 && (Width % 64) > 0) begin : gen_unread_last 272 localparam int UnusedWidth = 64 - (Width % 64); 273 logic [UnusedWidth-1:0] unused_keystream; 274 1/1 assign unused_keystream = keystream[(k+1) * 64 - 1 -: UnusedWidth]; Tests: T1 T2 T3  275 end 276 end 277 278 // Replicate keystream if needed 279 logic [Width-1:0] keystream_repl; 280 1/1 assign keystream_repl = Width'({NumParKeystr{keystream}}); Tests: T1 T2 T3  281 282 ///////////////////// 283 // Data Scrambling // 284 ///////////////////// 285 286 // Data scrambling is a two step process. First, we XOR the write data with the keystream obtained 287 // by operating a reduced-round PRINCE cipher in CTR-mode. Then, we diffuse data within each byte 288 // in order to get a limited "avalanche" behavior in case parts of the bytes are flipped as a 289 // result of a malicious attempt to tamper with the data in memory. We perform the diffusion only 290 // within bytes in order to maintain the ability to write individual bytes. Note that the 291 // keystream XOR is performed first for the write path such that it can be performed last for the 292 // read path. This allows us to hide a part of the combinational delay of the PRINCE primitive 293 // behind the propagation delay of the SRAM macro and the per-byte diffusion step. 294 295 logic [Width-1:0] rdata_scr, rdata; 296 logic [Width-1:0] wdata_scr_d, wdata_scr_q, wdata_q; 297 for (genvar k = 0; k < (Width + DiffWidth - 1) / DiffWidth; k++) begin : gen_diffuse_data 298 // If the Width is not divisible by DiffWidth, we need to adjust the width of the last slice. 299 localparam int LocalWidth = (Width - k * DiffWidth >= DiffWidth) ? DiffWidth : 300 (Width - k * DiffWidth); 301 302 // Write path. Note that since this does not fan out into the interconnect, the write path is 303 // not as critical as the read path below in terms of timing. 304 // Apply the keystream first 305 logic [LocalWidth-1:0] wdata_xor; 306 1/1 assign wdata_xor = wdata_q[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth] ^ Tests: T1 T2 T3  307 keystream_repl[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth]; 308 309 // Byte aligned diffusion using a substitution / permutation network 310 prim_subst_perm #( 311 .DataWidth ( LocalWidth ), 312 .NumRounds ( NumDiffRounds ), 313 .Decrypt ( 0 ) 314 ) u_prim_subst_perm_enc ( 315 .data_i ( wdata_xor ), 316 .key_i ( '0 ), 317 .data_o ( wdata_scr_d[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth] ) 318 ); 319 320 // Read path. This is timing critical. The keystream XOR operation is performed last in order to 321 // hide the combinational delay of the PRINCE primitive behind the propagation delay of the 322 // SRAM and the byte diffusion. 323 // Reverse diffusion first 324 logic [LocalWidth-1:0] rdata_xor; 325 prim_subst_perm #( 326 .DataWidth ( LocalWidth ), 327 .NumRounds ( NumDiffRounds ), 328 .Decrypt ( 1 ) 329 ) u_prim_subst_perm_dec ( 330 .data_i ( rdata_scr[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth] ), 331 .key_i ( '0 ), 332 .data_o ( rdata_xor ) 333 ); 334 335 // Apply Keystream, replicate it if needed 336 1/1 assign rdata[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth] = rdata_xor ^ Tests: T1 T2 T3  337 keystream_repl[k*DiffWidth +: LocalWidth]; 338 end 339 340 //////////////////////////////////////////////// 341 // Scrambled data register and forwarding mux // 342 //////////////////////////////////////////////// 343 344 // This is the scrambled data holding register for pending writes. This is needed in order to make 345 // back to back patterns of the form WR -> RD -> WR work: 346 // 347 // cycle: 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 348 // incoming op: WR0 | RD | WR1 | - | 349 // prince: - | WR0 | RD | WR1 | 350 // memory op: - | RD | WR0 | WR1 | 351 // 352 // The read transaction in cycle 1 interrupts the first write transaction which has already used 353 // the PRINCE primitive for scrambling. If this sequence is followed by another write back-to-back 354 // in cycle 2, we cannot use the PRINCE primitive a second time for the first write, and hence 355 // need an additional holding register that can buffer the scrambled data of the first write in 356 // cycle 1. 357 358 // Clear this if we can write the memory in this cycle. Set only if the current write cannot 359 // proceed due to an incoming read operation. 360 mubi4_t write_scr_pending_d; 361 1/1 assign write_scr_pending_d = (macro_write) ? MuBi4False : Tests: T1 T2 T3  362 (rw_collision) ? MuBi4True : 363 write_pending_q; 364 365 // Select the correct scrambled word to be written, based on whether the word in the scrambled 366 // data holding register is valid or not. Note that the write_scr_q register could in theory be 367 // combined with the wdata_q register. We don't do that here for timing reasons, since that would 368 // require another read data mux to inject the scrambled data into the read descrambling path. 369 logic [Width-1:0] wdata_scr; 370 1/1 assign wdata_scr = (mubi4_test_true_loose(write_pending_q)) ? wdata_scr_q : wdata_scr_d; Tests: T1 T2 T3  371 372 mubi4_t rvalid_q; 373 logic intg_error_r_q; 374 logic [Width-1:0] wmask_q; 375 always_comb begin : p_forward_mux 376 1/1 rdata_o = '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  377 1/1 rvalid_o = 1'b0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  378 // Kill the read response in case an integrity error was seen. 379 1/1 if (!intg_error_r_q && mubi4_test_true_loose(rvalid_q)) begin Tests: T1 T2 T3  380 1/1 rvalid_o = 1'b1; Tests: T2 T4 T5  381 // In case of a collision, we forward the valid bytes of the write data from the unscrambled 382 // holding register. 383 1/1 if (mubi4_test_true_loose(addr_collision_q)) begin Tests: T2 T4 T5  384 1/1 for (int k = 0; k < Width; k++) begin Tests: T22 T48 T49  385 1/1 if (wmask_q[k]) begin Tests: T22 T48 T49  386 1/1 rdata_o[k] = wdata_q[k]; Tests: T22 T48 T49  387 end else begin 388 0/1 ==> rdata_o[k] = rdata[k]; 389 end 390 end 391 // regular reads. note that we just return zero in case 392 // an integrity error was signalled. 393 end else begin 394 1/1 rdata_o = rdata; Tests: T2 T4 T5  395 end 396 end MISSING_ELSE 397 end 398 399 /////////////// 400 // Registers // 401 /////////////// 402 logic ram_alert; 403 404 1/1 assign alert_o = mubi4_test_invalid(write_en_q) | mubi4_test_invalid(addr_collision_q) | Tests: T1 T2 T3  405 mubi4_test_invalid(write_pending_q) | mubi4_test_invalid(rvalid_q) | 406 ram_alert; 407 408 prim_flop #( 409 .Width(MuBi4Width), 410 .ResetValue(MuBi4Width'(MuBi4False)) 411 ) u_write_en_flop ( 412 .clk_i, 413 .rst_ni, 414 .d_i(MuBi4Width'(write_en_buf_d)), 415 .q_o({write_en_q}) 416 ); 417 418 prim_flop #( 419 .Width(MuBi4Width), 420 .ResetValue(MuBi4Width'(MuBi4False)) 421 ) u_addr_collision_flop ( 422 .clk_i, 423 .rst_ni, 424 .d_i(MuBi4Width'(addr_collision_d)), 425 .q_o({addr_collision_q}) 426 ); 427 428 prim_flop #( 429 .Width(MuBi4Width), 430 .ResetValue(MuBi4Width'(MuBi4False)) 431 ) u_write_pending_flop ( 432 .clk_i, 433 .rst_ni, 434 .d_i(MuBi4Width'(write_scr_pending_d)), 435 .q_o({write_pending_q}) 436 ); 437 438 prim_flop #( 439 .Width(MuBi4Width), 440 .ResetValue(MuBi4Width'(MuBi4False)) 441 ) u_rvalid_flop ( 442 .clk_i, 443 .rst_ni, 444 .d_i(MuBi4Width'(read_en_buf)), 445 .q_o({rvalid_q}) 446 ); 447 448 1/1 assign read_en_b = mubi4_test_true_loose(read_en_buf); Tests: T1 T2 T3  449 1/1 assign write_en_b = mubi4_test_true_loose(write_en_buf_d); Tests: T1 T2 T3  450 451 always_ff @(posedge clk_i or negedge rst_ni) begin : p_wdata_buf 452 1/1 if (!rst_ni) begin Tests: T1 T2 T3  453 1/1 intg_error_r_q <= 1'b0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  454 1/1 intg_error_w_q <= 1'b0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  455 1/1 raddr_q <= '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  456 1/1 waddr_scr_q <= '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  457 1/1 wmask_q <= '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  458 1/1 wdata_q <= '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  459 1/1 wdata_scr_q <= '0; Tests: T1 T2 T3  460 end else begin 461 1/1 intg_error_r_q <= intg_error_buf; Tests: T1 T2 T3  462 463 1/1 if (read_en_b) begin Tests: T1 T2 T3  464 1/1 raddr_q <= addr_i; Tests: T2 T4 T5  465 end MISSING_ELSE 466 1/1 if (write_en_b) begin Tests: T1 T2 T3  467 1/1 waddr_scr_q <= addr_scr; Tests: T1 T2 T4  468 1/1 wmask_q <= wmask_i; Tests: T1 T2 T4  469 1/1 wdata_q <= wdata_i; Tests: T1 T2 T4  470 1/1 intg_error_w_q <= intg_error_buf; Tests: T1 T2 T4  471 end MISSING_ELSE 472 1/1 if (rw_collision) begin Tests: T1 T2 T3  473 1/1 wdata_scr_q <= wdata_scr_d; Tests: T6 T11 T8  474 end MISSING_ELSE

Cond Coverage for Module : prim_ram_1p_scr
TotalCoveredPercent
Conditions1111100.00
Logical1111100.00
Non-Logical00
Event00

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 EXPRESSION (req_i & key_valid_i)
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 EXPRESSION ((addr_scr == waddr_scr_q) ? MuBi4True : MuBi4False)
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 SUB-EXPRESSION (addr_scr == waddr_scr_q)
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 SUB-EXPRESSION (rw_collision ? MuBi4True : write_pending_q)
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Branch Coverage for Module : prim_ram_1p_scr
Line No.TotalCoveredPercent
Branches 15 15 100.00
TERNARY 163 2 2 100.00
TERNARY 361 3 3 100.00
IF 379 3 3 100.00
IF 452 7 7 100.00


163 assign addr_match = (addr_scr == waddr_scr_q) ? MuBi4True : MuBi4False; -1- ==> ==>

Branches:
-1-StatusTests
1 Covered T2,T5,T6
0 Covered T1,T2,T3


361 assign write_scr_pending_d = (macro_write) ? MuBi4False : -1- ==> 362 (rw_collision) ? MuBi4True : -2- ==> ==>

Branches:
-1--2-StatusTests
1 - Covered T1,T2,T4
0 1 Covered T6,T11,T8
0 0 Covered T1,T2,T3


379 if (!intg_error_r_q && mubi4_test_true_loose(rvalid_q)) begin -1- 380 rvalid_o = 1'b1; 381 // In case of a collision, we forward the valid bytes of the write data from the unscrambled 382 // holding register. 383 if (mubi4_test_true_loose(addr_collision_q)) begin -2- 384 for (int k = 0; k < Width; k++) begin ==> 385 if (wmask_q[k]) begin 386 rdata_o[k] = wdata_q[k]; 387 end else begin 388 rdata_o[k] = rdata[k]; 389 end 390 end 391 // regular reads. note that we just return zero in case 392 // an integrity error was signalled. 393 end else begin 394 rdata_o = rdata; ==> 395 end 396 end MISSING_ELSE ==>

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-1--2-StatusTests
1 1 Covered T22,T48,T49
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0 - Covered T1,T2,T3


452 if (!rst_ni) begin -1- 453 intg_error_r_q <= 1'b0; ==> 454 intg_error_w_q <= 1'b0; 455 raddr_q <= '0; 456 waddr_scr_q <= '0; 457 wmask_q <= '0; 458 wdata_q <= '0; 459 wdata_scr_q <= '0; 460 end else begin 461 intg_error_r_q <= intg_error_buf; 462 463 if (read_en_b) begin -2- 464 raddr_q <= addr_i; ==> 465 end MISSING_ELSE ==> 466 if (write_en_b) begin -3- 467 waddr_scr_q <= addr_scr; ==> 468 wmask_q <= wmask_i; 469 wdata_q <= wdata_i; 470 intg_error_w_q <= intg_error_buf; 471 end MISSING_ELSE ==> 472 if (rw_collision) begin -4- 473 wdata_scr_q <= wdata_scr_d; ==> 474 end MISSING_ELSE ==>

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0 1 - - Covered T2,T4,T5
0 0 - - Covered T1,T2,T3
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0 - 0 - Covered T1,T2,T3
0 - - 1 Covered T6,T11,T8
0 - - 0 Covered T1,T2,T3


Assert Coverage for Module : prim_ram_1p_scr
TotalAttemptedPercentSucceeded/MatchedPercent
Assertions 3 3 100.00 3 100.00
Cover properties 0 0 0
Cover sequences 0 0 0
Total 3 3 100.00 3 100.00




Assertion Details

NameAttemptsReal SuccessesFailuresIncomplete
DepthPow2Check_A 943 943 0 0
DiffWidthMinimum_A 943 943 0 0
DiffWidthWithParity_A 943 943 0 0


DepthPow2Check_A
NameAttemptsReal SuccessesFailuresIncomplete
Total 943 943 0 0
T1 1 1 0 0
T2 1 1 0 0
T3 1 1 0 0
T4 1 1 0 0
T5 1 1 0 0
T6 1 1 0 0
T7 1 1 0 0
T10 1 1 0 0
T11 1 1 0 0
T12 1 1 0 0

DiffWidthMinimum_A
NameAttemptsReal SuccessesFailuresIncomplete
Total 943 943 0 0
T1 1 1 0 0
T2 1 1 0 0
T3 1 1 0 0
T4 1 1 0 0
T5 1 1 0 0
T6 1 1 0 0
T7 1 1 0 0
T10 1 1 0 0
T11 1 1 0 0
T12 1 1 0 0

DiffWidthWithParity_A
NameAttemptsReal SuccessesFailuresIncomplete
Total 943 943 0 0
T1 1 1 0 0
T2 1 1 0 0
T3 1 1 0 0
T4 1 1 0 0
T5 1 1 0 0
T6 1 1 0 0
T7 1 1 0 0
T10 1 1 0 0
T11 1 1 0 0
T12 1 1 0 0

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