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Demo: New Simulation Comparison Utility in Incisive Enterprise Simulator

By Bob Hilker on June 30, 2009Comments(1)Filed under: Functional Verification, IES, Incisive Enterprise Simulator (IES), funtional verification, IES-XL, verification, Incisive, SimVision

When I first hired on as an AE at Cadence (eighteen years ago!), I realized how many great features were available in the software which I did not know about as a designer.  So much of my time was spent on design and verification, there was little time to explore all the capabilities of the software.

With that in mind, I'd like to share a demo of a new signal comparison utility, SimCompare.   You can do interactive comparisons within SimVision, as well as scripted and batch comparisons using Tcl.

The embedded video is best viewed full screen, which you can do by clicking the lower right-hand icon with the arrows.

 

If you have problems with the embedded player click here.

 

Be on the lookout for future videos and tips on using the Incisive Enterprise Simulator!

Bob Hilker

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By Gaurav Jalan on July 2, 2009
Hi Bob,
This indeed is a helpful post.

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