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Report Test Stimulus Command Dictionary

-expect. The bits should be specified in the same order as the RAM’s outputs. If a RAM named mem1 is specified with outputs Dout<7>..Dout<0>, then if the expected outputs are included, there must be 8 expected values starting with the expected value for Dout<7> as the leftmost bit. For example, 1000000x after -expect could be used to specify that the RAM’s outputs are expected to be 1 for Dout<7>, and 0 for all other bits except Dout<0>, whose expected output is Unknown or Don’t Care. If this RAM’s outputs were sensitized to scan latches along an inverting path, 0111111X would be stored as the expected latched results to be scanned out as the test results

∙-Portport_id#

An optional switch and integer pair that specifies the identification number of the port that you want the command to use for reading or writing RAM. The port identification number is zero based; that is, the first port is “port 0.” The default is 0.

FastScan reports an error if the port number is too large for the specified RAM gates.

∙-Verbose

An optional switch that displays the pattern that the command creates to satisfy the specified settings. This is the default.

∙-Noverbose

An optional switch that specifies to not display the pattern that the command creates to satisfy the specified settings.

∙-PRevious

An optional switch that retains the settings from the previous Report Test Stimulus command and adds them to the current settings. When you use this switch, the command displays all the retained settings. The default is to not retain the settings.

∙-STore

An optional switch that places the command-created pattern in the internal test pattern area. You can then write this pattern to a file, in any format, by using the Save Patterns command. The default is to not place the pattern in the internal test pattern area.

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