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Posted on March 5, 2010 by admin
By Doug Smith of Doulos Conferences aren’t my favorite events to attend. They tend to be dominated by the big three EDA companies, and the messages are usually just a variation on what was said last year. However, there is … Continue reading →
Posted in DV Conferences, Technical Review
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Tagged Brian Bailey, Cadence, Design, Doug Smith, Doulos, DVCon, Mentor, modeling, OVM, Synopsys, SystemC, SystemVerilog, UVM, VMM
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Posted on August 5, 2009 by admin
Written by Brian Bailey for DVClub At DAC this year, one of the main themes was ESL but not in the usual sense of it having a lot of promise but little to deliver. This year it had a lot … Continue reading →
Posted in DV Conferences
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Tagged Brian Bailey, coverage, DAC, Debugging, Design, ESL, modeling, Technical Review, Verification, virtual platforms
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Posted on August 28, 2008 by admin
This blog explores the theories of NVIDIA’s Dave Whipp on restructuring DV workflow by using C models in place of the natural language specification. Continue reading →
Posted in Technical Review
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Tagged Architecture, ASIC, C model, checkers, Dave Whipp, Debugging, Design, ESL, Methodology, NVIDIA, Spec, testbench, Validation, Verification
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