rtl-p4s-refactor

To refactor SystemVerilog modules without changing functional behavior, apply structural edits like signal renaming and module splitting while orchestrating automated equivalence checking and lint validations to verify logic preservation.

Yes, you can split large legacy RTL modules into focused submodules while ensuring equivalence by coupling the structural transformation with automated equivalence checking and smoke simulations to confirm behavior remains unchanged.

Enforce naming conventions and lint compliance during RTL maintenance by applying automated convention rules to restructure code, then re-running lint checks to validate style violations are resolved before review handoff.

The safest way to rename Verilog signals without regressions is applying structural analysis to execute the renaming, followed by orchestrating equivalence checking tools to verify the original and refactored logic match.

Yes, RTL refactoring with equivalence checking supports pre-review codebase cleanup by reorganizing module structures and fixing style violations, then running lint and equivalence checks to ensure review readiness.