Get_coverage for different cross in the same covergroup

SystemVerilog
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Hi all, I defined three

cross

in this code. I would to calculate total and covered bins for all three crosses. Is there a predefined function to do it?

If I have one cross in my covergroup, I do:
pl_cov.get_coverage(covered,total);

How can I do with three crosses?

module Coverage();

	import pl_pkg::*;
	event smpl;
	
	covergroup pl_coverage @(PL_MONITOR.M_clk);
		option.per_instance = 1;
		EVENT_TYPE: coverpoint PL_MONITOR.M_Event_type {
			bins cp_no_pcon	= {NO_PCON};
			bins cp_cmd 	= {CMD};
			bins cp_dataout = {DATAOUT};
			bins cp_rtt 	= {RTT};
			bins cp_datain 	= {DATAIN};
			bins cp_rsp		= {RSP};
			bins cp_gpio 	= {GPIO};
			}
		WDP: coverpoint PL_MONITOR.M_Wdp_Type {
			bins cp_wdp_cmd = {WDP_CMD};
			bins cp_wdp_do	= {WDP_DO};
			}
		RDP: coverpoint PL_MONITOR.M_Rdp_Type {
			bins cp_rdp_cmd_rsp = {RDP_CMD_RSP};
			bins cp_rdp_tm_rsp 	= {RDP_TM_RSP};	
			bins cp_rdp_qr_rsp 	= {RDP_QR_RSP};
			bins cp_rdp_rtt 	= {RDP_RTT};
			bins cp_rdp_di 		= {RDP_DI};
			}
		GPIO_Ev: coverpoint PL_MONITOR.M_Force_powerloss_n {
			bins cp_gpio_event = {1'b0};
			}
		CROSS1: cross EVENT_TYPE, WDP; 
		CROSS2: cross EVENT_TYPE, RDP; 
		CROSS3: cross EVENT_TYPE, GPIO_Ev;
	endgroup
	
	pl_coverage pl_cov = new();
	
	function void get_cross_coverage(output int sum_covered, sum_total);
		int covered1, covered2, covered3;
		int total1, total2, total3;
		begin
			pl_cov.CROSS1.get_coverage(covered1, total1);
			pl_cov.CROSS2.get_coverage(covered2, total2);
			pl_cov.CROSS3.get_coverage(covered3, total3);
			sum_covered = covered1 + covered2 + covered3;
			sum_total = total1 + total2 + total3;
		end
	endfunction
	
	function void get_cross_perc_coverage(output real total_percentage, input number_of_cross);
		real perc1, perc2, perc3;
		begin
			perc1 = pl_cov.CROSS1.get_coverage();
			perc2 = pl_cov.CROSS2.get_coverage();
			perc3 = pl_cov.CROSS3.get_coverage();
			total_percentage = (perc1 + perc2 + perc3) / number_of_cross;
		end
	endfunction
	
endmodule
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In reply to dariof:

If you are looking to exclude the coverpoints from coverage in your covergroup, you can give them weights of 0. But there should not be a need to do this as you cannot achieve 100% cross coverage without 100% coverpoint coverage.