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Differentiation Through Hardware is Not Going Away

Last week at DVCon there was a panel discussion called "The Resurgence of Chip Design," which Richard Goering summarizes very well in his blog post "Will Differentiation Through Software Kill Chip Design?" The short answer is that hardware design is not going away, but that the costs...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by Jack Erickson on Mon, Mar 5 2012
More on the SystemC ARM Linux Boot Loader

My last post described a Linux Loader for ARM Virtual Platforms . Taking a closer look at the code you will see that it's not completely reusable for any ARM design. One of the hard-coded things is the board id. The version I posted has a board id of 0x113, which happens to be for the ARM Integrator...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Mon, Jan 3 2011
Open Mobile Summit -- What‘s Happening in the World of Applications

I attended last week's Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco last week. This is a twice-a-year event, once here and once in London. The conference attracted over 600 attendees to discuss the world of mobile applications -- open mobile, to be precise. There were chip suppliers (TI, Qualcomm, Intel,...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by Steve Brown on Mon, Nov 15 2010
Android, Linaro, and 10 Other Useful Embedded Linux Links

The state of Minnesota is unofficially divided into two parts; The Cities and The Rest of the State . Of course, The Cities refers to the Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis. Outstate people from Grand Marias to New Ulm are happy to avoid the crowds of the city, but at the same time curious about...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Mon, Oct 25 2010
Cadence’s Steve Leibson Launches EDA360 Insider Blog

Last April Cadence published the EDA360 vision paper , a document that outlines a new, application-driven approach to electronic system design. From the start it was a vision for the entire EDA industry, not just Cadence. And it soon became clear that the paper was not just about EDA, but about a major...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Tue, Sep 28 2010
Software Development Tool Teardown For The Motorola Droid

Lately, device teardowns of consumer electronics have become popular. There are many articles and videos showing what's inside a particular device. EE Times even had an article asking if they were useful and who actually benefits from them (but after the new EE Times website was launched I can't...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Mon, Jul 19 2010
DAC Keynote 3: EDA Gets Wake-Up Call From Motorola Droid

Iqbal Arshad, corporate vice president of innovation products at Motorola, slept in his office many nights when his team was designing the Motorola Droid smartphone. If he had had better tool support for system-level power management, driver development, system integration, and software-defined hardware...

Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Thu, Jun 17 2010
Android System Verification Part 6

Welcome to Part 6 of Android System Verification. It's getting hard to trace back to the previous articles, so here is a complete list of links: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Last time I showed how to create hardware stimulus and use coverage to keep track of the generated stimulus across multiple...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Fri, Jan 15 2010
Android System Verification Part 5

In the previous article I introduced the use of Specman for generating sequences of commands to send to the Android emulator. I demonstrated a better way to generate hardware stimulus compared to using the original telnet connection to the Android console. The technique was also better than trying to...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Tue, Dec 29 2009
Android System Verification Part 4

Welcome to Part 4 of Android System Verification. If you are just joining make sure to read the previous three parts to get up to speed. In Part 3 I demonstrated how to use a C program to connect to the Android emulator's telnet server and how to write a simple main() function using the C API to...

Posted to System Design and Verification (Weblog) by jasona on Fri, Dec 11 2009

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Differentiation Through Hardware is Not Going Away

More on the SystemC ARM Linux Boot Loader

Open Mobile Summit -- What‘s Happening in the World of Applications

Android, Linaro, and 10 Other Useful Embedded Linux Links

Cadence’s Steve Leibson Launches EDA360 Insider Blog

Software Development Tool Teardown For The Motorola Droid

DAC Keynote 3: EDA Gets Wake-Up Call From Motorola Droid

Android System Verification Part 6

Android System Verification Part 5

Android System Verification Part 4