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The increasing complexity of modern digital circuits has exacerbated the challenge of verifying the functionality of these systems. To further compound the issue, shrinking time-to-market constraints place increased pressure on attaining correct devices in short amounts of time. As a result, more and more of the burden of validation has shifted to the post-silicon stage, when the first silicon prototypes...