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4 Minute Demo: OVM e Compliance Checks Added to AMIQ's DVT

By Team Specman on October 28, 2009Comments(0)Filed under: Functional Verification, OVM, eclipse, e, Specman, OVM e, AMIQ

Specmaniacs rejoice: long time Verification Alliance partner AMIQ has just added OVM e compliance checking to their "DVT" integrated development environment (IDE). Here is a 4 minute video demo with the highlights of this new capability:

 

 


If the fails to launch click here.

 

To get the full scope of the DVT tool and AMIQ as a company, recall the 5 minute general demo of the tool in an earlier post, and this interview with AMIQ's leadership. Alternatively, you can cut to the chase and email etools@amiq.ro to ask AMIQ for an evaluation license. There is additional information at www.dvteclipse.com, including the complete set of DVT manuals.

 

Happy coding!
Team Specman

P.S. Do you have an e language or Specman-related product, utility, plug-in, or shareware that you would like to promote? If so, please contact Team Specman offline and we’ll work with you to introduce and discuss it via this blog.

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