dv-spec-parse

Extracting design verification data from a hardware specification PDF involves parsing the document to pull out features, interfaces, and signals into a structured DV spec JSON. This automated extraction reduces manual parsing time and flags missing details like register maps for review.

A DV spec JSON is a machine-readable file containing extracted hardware verification parameters, clocks, resets, and operating modes. It is generated by parsing design specification documents and structuring the extracted information for use by downstream DV tooling.

Yes, you can parse Markdown, DOCX, TXT, and PDF files to extract hardware interfaces, signals, and compliance standards. The process yields a structured JSON file and a human-readable markdown summary for your verification workflow.

Identifying missing CDC details and register maps during spec parsing is handled by flagging gaps and generating NEEDS_REVIEW notes. This ensures essential missing information in the design specification is highlighted for manual verification.

The best way to automate hardware design verification documentation extraction is using a spec parser that processes input files and outputs a structured DV spec JSON. This ensures consistency across DV artifacts and significantly reduces manual parsing time.

Yes, spec parsing works for extracting operating modes and compliance standards from hardware design specifications. It processes the document to capture these specific verification parameters and structures them into a machine-readable output format.