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Functional Verification Community

 
e Running Inside VCS Anniversary Updates?
By Joseph Hupcey III on November 20, 2008
It's been a year since I heard the first solid report about Synopsys supporting the e language (IEEE 1647-2008) natively inside VCS. (Note a key distinction here: VCS has interfaced with e language and/or Specman-driven testbenches for years -- that's... Read more »
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Thoughts on AMS Verification Inspired by the DV Club Lunch
By Joseph Hupcey III on November 13, 2008
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a DV Club lunch presentation from Dr. Henry Chang of Designers' Guide Consulting on "What the Digital Verification Engineer Needs to Know about Analog Verification" . The talk was very engaging,... Read more »
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Heads-up: Formal + Productivity Flow Technical Webinar Coming Up On Nov 12th
By Joseph Hupcey III on November 05, 2008
Heads-up: there is a free technical webinar next Wednesday 11/12 that goes deeper into the topic of combining formal verification with Cadence's planning & management technology to dramatically improve the throughput of proving assertions, and... Read more »
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