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Incisive Enterprise Simulator (IES),e,IntelliGen

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
IntelliGen Moving Into The Spotlight With Pgen Deprecation

Specman's new Aspect Oriented Generation Engine, IntelliGen, has now been in service for several years and we have received much positive feedback from customers in terms of ease of use, solvability, coverage and performance. For more information on IntelliGen, check out the following links, as well...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Fri, Jun 25 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 9.2 Preview: Simplifying Generation With ‘Table Constraints’

UPDATE 9/29/2009: Long story short, this feature did not make the 9.2 release . However, if this was of interest to you please contact us so R&D can ask you some questions about what use cases this article made you think about. Apologies for the tease. - Team Specman [Preface: all features in the...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Thu, Aug 27 2009
Using Constraints to Pass Configuration Options in the Unit Hierarchy (Top-Down approach)

To allow for increased solvability, some constraints that were previously uni-directional with the old “Pgen” generator are now treated by IntelliGen in a bi-directional manner by default. This behavior dramatically improves solvability and gives you a lot more freedom in writing and layering...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Fri, Jun 26 2009
New IntelliGen Statistics Collection Utilility

As noted in white papers , prior posts , and the Specman documentation, since IntelliGen is a totally new stimulus generator than the original "PGEN", there is usually some amount of effort needed to migrate an existing verification environment to fully leverage the power of IntelliGen. To...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Fri, Jun 5 2009
Tech Tip: Weighting Generation of "Extreme" Values

[ Team Specman welcomes guest blogger Vitaly Lagoon, an Architect in the Generation Technology R&D group] Consider the case where you have a generatable variable "x" taking random values from [0..99], i.e. all values are declared equal from the generation point of view. However, imagine...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Thu, May 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
Performance-Aware e Coding Guidelines - Part 1

[Team Specman welcomes back Methodology R&D leader Efrat Shneydor to present a 5 part series on performance-aware e coding guidelines.] As all Specmaniacs know, the " e " language is flexible and powerful, containing many constructs that allow users to implement virtually anything. The...

Posted to Functional Verification (Weblog) by teamspecman on Wed, Apr 1 2009

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Incisive Enterprise Simulator (IES),e,IntelliGen

e Verification Job Postings We’ve Seen

IntelliGen Moving Into The Spotlight With Pgen Deprecation

Cadence Exec: Why Cadence is Comitted to e/Specman

1st Anniversary Of The Team Specman Blog!

Specman 9.2 Preview: Simplifying Generation With ‘Table Constraints’

Using Constraints to Pass Configuration Options in the Unit Hierarchy (Top-Down approach)

New IntelliGen Statistics Collection Utilility

Tech Tip: Weighting Generation of "Extreme" Values

Performance-Aware e Coding Guidelines – Part 2

Performance-Aware e Coding Guidelines - Part 1