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Why I see C in SCE-MI
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A Hardware Emulation Guide for Non-C Designers |
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The two questions I hear most often while doing presentations about SCE-MI transaction based emulation are “Can we have coffee break?” and “Why do we need a thin C layer between two SystemVerilog tops”? |
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Acceleration-Ready UVM |
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Guest Blog by Doulos CTO, John Aynsley
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How do you run a UVM-based constrained random verification environment alongside an emulator and get reasonable execution speed? You can find out by attending a free webinar, which will run in multiple time zones on April 13th. |
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UVM Register Layer: The Structure
Creating an anatomically correct model
The UVM register layer models and abstracts registers of a design. It attempts to mirror the design registers by creating a model in the verification testbench. By applying stimulus to the register model, the
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In The News/Editorial
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May 18 - 20, 2016
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Designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of DO-254 specification, objectives and requirements for airborne electronic hardware development, and teach efficient, well-proven and compliant methods to enable a faster, easier and more cost-effective path to FAA certification.
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Aldec is a global industry leader in Electronic Design Verification and offers a patented technology suite including: RTL Design, RTL Simulators, Hardware-Assisted Verification, SoC and ASIC Prototyping, Emulation, Design Rule Checking, Clock Domain Crossing, VIP Transactors, Requirements Lifecycle Management, DO-254 Functional Verification and Military/Aerospace solutions. |
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