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Incisive Enterprise Simulator (IES),OVM e,IES-XL

  • e Templates: A Nifty Way To Create Reusable Code
    Hi All, An e template (known as a parameterized type in other programming languages) is a feature that has been around for several releases and can be a great way of creating re-usable code. Templates can be used anywhere a user would like to create a single re-useable object that might operate on different...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Tue, Aug 10 2010

  • e Verification Job Postings We’ve Seen
    Specmaniacs between jobs: over the last few weeks we’ve seen job postings for verification engineering in general, and e/Specman expertise in specific, in the LinkedIn groups: “Experts in SystemVerilog/Specman/VERA/System C” “Think Verification” “HVL (SystemC/C++/Verilog...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Fri, Aug 6 2010

  • Inside Cadence: Training for EDA360
    Over the past few weeks all of Cadence's Verification and Systems Solutions Applications Engineers (AEs), Services Engineers, and many Customer Support staff, have been brought together for detailed methodology and product training. The objectives of this ambitious undertaking are to bring their...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by jvh3 on Thu, May 6 2010

  • Cadence Exec: Why Cadence is Comitted to e/Specman
    In case you or your management are wondering about Cadence's commitment to supporting the e language and/or Specman technology, allow us to direct your attention to this interview of Cadence Verification VP Mitch Weaver (who never worked for Verisity, BTW) by industry analyst Richard Goering. As...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Tue, Feb 16 2010

  • 1st Anniversary Of The Team Specman Blog!
    Specmaniacs rejoice: today is the 1st anniversary of the launch of this blog!!! To commemorate the occasion, allow us to highlight the top 5 posts (out of 72 total!) from the past year, AND give a shout out to the Specmaniac websphere with a roll-up of Specman and e language oriented online resources...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Thu, Dec 10 2009

  • Specman And The Cadence ESL+TLM News
    Recently our colleagues on Team ESL announced a new TLM-Driven Design and Verification Solution . Team Specman guesstimates that about 15% of Specmaniacs are already using Specman with SystemC and/or some form of transaction-level modeling (TLM) flow. For those of you that are in this camp, a logical...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Tue, Jul 21 2009

  • Performance-Aware e Coding Guidelines – Part 2
    Building on Part 1 where I talked about the “do’s and don’ts” of List performance , in this segment on performance-aware coding I’ll show you some memory saving tips. We base this segment on base types (geeky pun intended) … Base types extensions Creating base classes...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Mon, Apr 6 2009

  • IMPORT Guidelines For e, Part 1
    [Team Specman welcomes AE Manager Avi Behar as our newest guest blogger] Hi, my name is Avi Behar and for the past eight years I’ve been supporting Specman users from Allentown to Yokohama (any Specmaniacs at a location starting with "Z"? I’m coming!). If you are reading this and...
    Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Thu, Mar 19 2009
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