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4.4.4 Controlled and uncontrolled time

Any transactor can instruct the SCE-MI infrastructure to stop the controlled clock and thus cause controlled time to freeze.

All transactors are told by the SCE-MI infrastructure when the controlled clock is stopped.
Any transactor shall function correctly if controlled time is stopped due to operations of another transactor, even if the transactor in question does not itself need to stop the clock.
A transactor might need to stop the controlled clock when performing operations that involve decomposition or composition of transactions arriving from or going to a message channel.
The DUT is always clocked by one or more controlled clocks which are controlled by one or more transactors.
A transactor shall sample DUT outputs on valid controlled clock edges. The transactor can use a clock control macro to know when edges occur.
All transactors are clocked by a free running uncontrolled clock provided by the SCE-MI hardware side infrastructure.