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Demo: New Signal Tracing Capability in Incisive Enterprise Simulator
One of the great things about working here at Cadence is having the opportunity to test and preview new features and functionality before public release. The newly released 9.2 version of Incisive Enterprise Simulator contains a new streamlined signal tracing function in SimVision. I thought you might...
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Re: Simvision: Colored an hexadecimal signal according to its value
Thank you for the reply. I afraid I didn’t explain myself correctly. I would like the color is automatically selected according to the signal value. For example |-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------| Sig_pix[23:0] | A00000 | 0000F7 | FFF4F1 | A40D39...
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Yaira
on Wed, Oct 14 2009
Simvision: Colored an hexadecimal signal according to its value
I would like to colored signals background according to their values. In this way I can visually monitor many signals in a long simulation and trace for similar values (i.e. visually seek for all “blue shades” values). I tried the following code but get an error: mmap new -reuse -name pixel_color...
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Yaira
on Wed, Oct 14 2009
DAC 2009 News: Specman 9.2 Highlights + Beta Program Invitation
Specmaniacs, With the start of DAC 2009, Team Specman is excited to finally be able to make public what we have in store for you in Specman/IES-XL version 9.2 this September. Additionally, consider this post an open invitation to join the 9.2 beta program that officially starts next week on Monday August...
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FSM Mnemonics Maps (Enums) in SimVision Using Verilog 1364
The mighty FSM – you first learned it when you were a young pup at University (some of you still are!) and you use it day in and day out today. Such a simple concept – I’m in a known state and I will either remain here or move to a new state based on inputs – but a difficult one...
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Team genIES
on Thu, Jul 23 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...
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Demo: New Simulation Comparison Utility in Incisive Enterprise Simulator
When I first hired on as an AE at Cadence (eighteen years ago!), I realized how many great features were available in the software which I did not know about as a designer. So much of my time was spent on design and verification, there was little time to explore all the capabilities of the software....
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hilker
on Tue, Jun 30 2009
Simulation problem: unwanted zero-width glitch
I'm using LDV 5.1. In simvision's waveform window, many signals have zero-width glitch. How can I avoid displaying these glitches? I know it is due to the zero-time delay of sequential logic in functional simulation, and these "zero-width glitch" won't appears in actual application...
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ridgemao
on Tue, Jun 16 2009
Enabling OVM Transaction Debug in SimVision Without Code Changes
Are you tired of putting print statements in your code to do debug? Do you work with designers who just want to use waveforms to debug testbench and design problems? There is a cool feature in the OVM library and Incisive Enterprise Simulator that comes to the rescue. It is the built-in OVM transaction...
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Team genIES
on Thu, Jun 11 2009
Tracing TLM 2.0 Activity in an ESL Design – Part 3
Last time I discussed how to use –sctlmrecord to produce an SST2 database of TLM 2.0 transaction data ( http://www.systemc.org ). In this post, we’ll explore the data in the Simvision Waveform Viewer, the Transaction Explorer, and with TxE. This is the first step towards tying TLM 2.0 trace...
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