Command Dictionary | Set Atpg Limits |
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integer — A positive integer that specifies the maximum number of CPU seconds that the tool can consume during an ATPG process. When the tool reaches the maximum, it terminates the ATPG process.
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An optional switch and argument pair that specifies the maximum percentage of test coverage that any future ATPG process need reach before the tool terminates the process. The argument choices are as follows:
OFf — A literal specifying the 100 percent test coverage limit during an ATPG process. The tool terminates the ATPG process when either 100 percent coverage is attained or when the ATPG process has completed. This is the invocation default.
real — A positive real number that specifies the maximum percentage of test coverage that the tool should achieve during an ATPG process. When the tool reaches the maximum, it terminates the ATPG process.
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An optional switch and argument pair that specifies the maximum number of test patterns that any future ATPG process can generate before FastScan terminates the process. The argument choices are as follows:
OFf — A literal specifying that there is no limit to the number of test patterns the ATPG process generates during an ATPG process. This is the invocation default.
integer — A positive integer that specifies the maximum number of test patterns that FastScan can generate during an ATPG process. When FastScan reaches the maximum, it terminates the ATPG process.
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An optional switch and argument pair that specifies the maximum number of cycles that any future ATPG process can use before FlexTest terminates the process. The argument choices are as follows:
OFf — A literal specifying that there is no limit to the number of test cycles the ATPG process uses during an ATPG process. This is the invocation default.
integer — A positive integer that is greater than, or equal to, the current number of internal patterns and that specifies the maximum number of test
FastScan and FlexTest Reference Manual, V8.6_4 |
