It's a tool to verify the software runs correctly and doesn't double free, write over the heap and a while bunch of failure. Unless you never run simulation and always trust the router?
Not everything gets verified 100% in HW, otherwise we wouldn't have silicon errata. It's all a question of how deep you want to go in verification and what your costs are for screwing it up.
Not everything gets verified 100% in HW, otherwise we wouldn't have silicon errata. It's all a question of how deep you want to go in verification and what your costs are for screwing it up.