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Automatic functional test program generation for microprocessors
An algorithm called the O-algorithm is introduced for automatic test program generation of microprocessors in a user environment. To eliminate redundant tests, a weight-digraph model is used to model the signal flow of the general microprocessors. Improved functional fault models of microprocessors are derived from the Turing machine model. The O-algorithm is then constructed on the basis of the signal flow model and functional fault models. Simulation has shown that the fault coverage is better than 97%.<>