MEFISTO: A Series of Prototype Tools for Fault Injection into VHDL Models

  • Arlat J
  • Boué J
  • Crouzet Y
  • et al.
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Key words: The early assessment of the fault tolerance mechanisms is an essential task in the design of dependable computing systems. Simulation languages offer the necessary support to carry out such a task. Due to its wide spectrum of application and hierarchical features, VHDL is a powerful simulation language. This chapter summarizes the main results of a pioneering effort aimed at developing and experimenting supporting tools for fault injection into VHDL models. The chapter first identifies the possible means to inject faults into a VHDL model. Then, we describe two prototype tools that were developed using each of the main injection strategies previously identified. Finally, some general insights and perspectives are briefly discussed.

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Arlat, J., Boué, J., Crouzet, Y., Jenn, E., Aidemark, J., Folkesson, P., … Rimén, M. (2005). MEFISTO: A Series of Prototype Tools for Fault Injection into VHDL Models. In Fault Injection Techniques and Tools for Embedded Systems Reliability Evaluation (pp. 177–193). Kluwer Academic Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-48711-x_11

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