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[hmac] V2(S) Signoff #22471
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Commits since HMAC D2(S) Signoff (#20996)
Issues closed since HMAC D2(S) Signoff (#20996)Issues closed since HMAC D2(S) Signoff
Currently open issues
Coverage report from TODOTODO add screenshot here
SummaryRTL has been mainly impacted by some important changes:
Remaining efforts:
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New issue raised since above snapshot: |
Discussed moving as P1 to M5 due to RTL risk analysis performed during last issue triage. |
Alright, AFAIK all outstanding PRs have been merged and issues addresses. @martin-velay is currently investigating an issue with FSM coverage but after that we should be able to close V2S. |
Here are the latest updates: #23683 Coverage results in this comment: #23683 (comment). This includes the UNR exclusions from this PR #23916 which is not merged yet. The FSM cov is still a bit lower than 90%, and here is the reason: #23683 (comment) |
Thanks @martin-velay , I've feed back on the FSM coverage issue. I believe this should be coverable but it may need very precise timing. I've merged the updated UNR file. |
Thanks for the V2S review, @martin-velay, and all your work on this, also to @gdessouky! I reviewed the following commits, which change the RTL of HMAC and/or the SHA2 prims it instantiates:
Those RTL changes LGTM. Test pass rates are excellent overall (today 100% including V3 tests!), though the Coverage numbers are very good (94 to 100%) except FSM, which is known and for which an exclusion is being added. None of the open issues prevents us from signing HMAC off at V2S in my view. In conclusion, once the exclusions for FSM coverage are in (#23948) and the |
FSM coverage is now at 97% with the additional FSM exclusions. |
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