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Get Started on UVM-e with Free Introductory Video Tutorials
One of the many requests that we get from Specman/ e customers is that they would like some basic e tutorials. So, as a first step, Axel Scherer has recently posted 24, very short, byte sized UVM- e basic tutorials . Check them out. These e -based videos are targeted for design and verification engineers...
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TLM 2.0, UVM 1.0 and Functional Verification
The DVCon 2011 conference was held this week and the Accellera Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) 1.0 release is breaking records in term of interest and attendance. UVM 1.0 is a big deal(!) The core functionality is solid and ready for deployment. Accellera held a full day tutorial on UVM 1.0...
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Do Hardcopy Books Still Have Value?
As my colleagues Adam Sherer and Joe Hupcey reported last week, Cadence has just published "A Practical Guide to Adopting the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM).” It is the world’s first book on the UVM. Or is it? The definition of "book" has become rather fuzzy these...
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Video Interview: UVM Book Authors Sharon Rosenberg And Kathleen Meade
Earlier today a new book called "A Practical Guide to Adopting the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)" was released. As a complement to this detailed post on the book , I've interviewed its authors, Sharon Rosenberg and Kathleen Meade. In this video, find out from the Sharon and Kathleen...
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Why The UVM Is Ready For Production Use Today - Part 1
As I mentioned in my DAC report , I spent the largest percentage of my time at the OVM-UVM booth, educating attendees on the status of the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) and answering their questions. Many people had heard about the UVM, although some were unclear on its relation to the Open...
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The Future of OVM, VMM, and UVM
In my last blog , I took a look back at the history of how we got to the first delivery of UVM. Now, let's take a look forward. Over the past week since UVM was released, and Cadence opened the UVMWorld portal to support the new UVM Community and ecosystem, I have seen a number of customers asking...
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An Analogy: UVM Is To OVM As SystemVerilog Is To Verilog
In my last blog entry , I implored Accellera to release UVM 1.0 quickly, standardizing OVM 2.1 as is, with full backwards compatibility and without trying to cram overlapping functionaity from VMM into the base. Then they can add new functionality on top of this base, taking good ideas from OVM World...
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Why UVM Does Not Equal OVM Plus VMM
In the numerous tweets, blog posts, and online forum discussions on the upcoming Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) standard from Accellera, I have seen a couple of references along the lines of "UVM=OVM+VMM" and that really concerns me. It concerns me because it's not accurate, but...
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Using Vera is like Speaking Sumerian – Who’s Left to Understand?
Just like natural languages, non-standard verification languages can fade away. Sure, ancient Sumerian exists in the Code of Hammurabi , but all modern law is written in living languages. Similarly, verification environments and VIP still exist in Vera, but a shrinking population understands and uses...
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