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DVClub

DVClub Talk #2: RAM-Resident Database Speeds Verification Coverage Collection

Metric-driven verification provides a great deal of valuable coverage data, but where are you going to store it all? Merging coverage data from hundreds or thousands of parallel simulation runs can pose a huge bottleneck. One way to avoid that bottleneck is to write to a memory-resident relational database...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Sun, Aug 21 2011
DVClub Talk: Software-Inspired Technique Predicts IC Verification Closure

What's the hardest question for a verification manager to answer? Greg Smith, senior verification manager at Oracle, found that out soon after he moved from design into verification at Hewlett-Packard some years ago. The question is, "when will you be done?" At a DVClub Silicon Valley meeting...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Thu, Aug 18 2011
DVClub: New User Verification Presentations, Upcoming Free Lunches

For some time now, IC verification engineers have been gathering at quarterly meetings in 10 cities around the world for lunch meetings that include networking and presentations. This happens through DVClub, which has new events coming up for August in Austin and Silicon Valley, and has just posted user...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Tue, Aug 9 2011
Video: DVCon and DVClub Case Study: NextOp’s BugScope for Assertion-Based Verification (ABV)

Attendees of the Silicon Valley DVClub this past Tuesday were treated to some real life case studies of new tools that help D&V engineers rapidly create assertions (a full report on this event by Richard Goering is posted here ) . As it turns out, one of these case studies -- the presentation by...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by TeamVerify on Thu, Apr 28 2011
DVClub: Verification Users Discuss Assertion Challenges and Solutions

Assertion-based verification has many advantages, but is not particularly easy to use. At Silicon Valley DVClub April 26, two engineers discussed the benefits and challenges of assertions, and described their experience with two tools that help answer the question, "who's going to write all...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Tue, Apr 26 2011
Mars Rover Talk: Engineering In A Different World

The 2004 Mars Rover mission is one of the great engineering triumphs of our time. So when the Silicon Valley DVClub brought in a NASA speaker for its quarterly lunch meeting, I knew it would be inspiring. And it was -- even though it illustrated how different NASA's engineering effort was from contemporary...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Mon, Aug 16 2010
Q&A: Why The e Verification Language Is Alive And Well

In spite of rumors about the decline of the e verification language, it's not only still alive but is thriving and growing, according to Mitch Weaver, corporate vice president for front-end verification at Cadence. In this pre-DVCon interview, he answers questions about Cadence and industry support...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Tue, Feb 16 2010
Intel Speaker: How to Avoid “Firefighting” in Verification

Can verification engineers gain control over the verification process, and stop being full-time firefighters? With proper planning, communication, and organization, the answer is “yes,” according to Allison Goodman, validation program manager at Intel for client and enterprise solid state...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Mon, Feb 1 2010
Why Twitter Is Useful For #EDA

When Twitter first came out, I couldn’t figure out how it could possibly be useful in a professional setting. What can you say in 140 characters or less? “Going to cafeteria for lunch now – thoughts?” It seemed like a restrictive form of instant messaging that could instantly...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Thu, Jan 28 2010
Twitter-like Growth For Verification's Trailblazers? (a/k/a A Trailblazer hat tip to new CMO John B.)

I'm not proud to admit that I reacted with envy to the news that Twitter just received a $1 billion valuation . This story inspired further chatter claiming that if Twitter plays their cards right, they could achieve a $5 billion valuation before long. That's right: this fresh new internet combination...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by jvh3 on Wed, Sep 23 2009

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DVClub

DVClub Talk #2: RAM-Resident Database Speeds Verification Coverage Collection

DVClub Talk: Software-Inspired Technique Predicts IC Verification Closure

DVClub: New User Verification Presentations, Upcoming Free Lunches

Video: DVCon and DVClub Case Study: NextOp’s BugScope for Assertion-Based Verification (ABV)

DVClub: Verification Users Discuss Assertion Challenges and Solutions

Mars Rover Talk: Engineering In A Different World

Q&A: Why The e Verification Language Is Alive And Well

Intel Speaker: How to Avoid “Firefighting” in Verification

Why Twitter Is Useful For #EDA

Twitter-like Growth For Verification's Trailblazers? (a/k/a A Trailblazer hat tip to new CMO John B.)