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Xilinx Zynq-7000 Virtual Platform Frequently Asked Questions: VirtualBox Edition
The use of virtual machine technology offers great ease of use benefits. Since the virtual platform for the Xilinx Zynq-7000 Extensible Processing Platform has been available as a virtual machine appliance, I have seen it run by many people who would probably not be able to install and configure a traditional...
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TLM: The Year in Review, and Trends for 2012
2011 was my first full year in the land of Transaction-Level Modeling (TLM) design and verification, after spending my entire career to that point in RTL. I made my move upward in abstraction level in mid-2010 because it seemed like the time had finally come for this methodology to start becoming mainstream...
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Equine Anatomy, Pax Romana and the Reach of Standards
At the recent Synopsys EDA Interoperability Forum, the opening session focused on a 10 year review of standards and interoperability between EDA tools. Three speakers -- Philippe Magarshack (Central R&D Group VP, STMicroelectronics), John Goodenough (Vice-President of Design Technology and Automation...
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Designing ARM-Based SoCs? Don’t Miss This Event!
Do you design or program systems-on-chip using ARM processors - or plan to? If so, ARM TechCon is the place to be Oct. 25-27, 2011. Cadence is the official "signature sponsor" of this year's conference and has a number of papers and activities there. I'll first provide a general overview...
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IP Cannot be an Efficient Abstraction Level Without SystemC!
EDN recently featured a lengthy article entitled " SOCs: IP is the new abstraction. Reusable IP, not system-level language, has become the new level of abstraction ." The point of view is that SoC design now is such a large undertaking that the best way to efficiently design one is to assemble...
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The Increasing Role of SystemC in System Design
Today's post is less technical and a bit more theoretical, but I promise that my next post will be more hands-on. As somebody working on virtual platforms in an EDA company, I regularly spend time talking to firmware and embedded software engineers with many different backgrounds. Every so often...
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What Can We Learn From The iPad About Chip Design?
You probably heard that Apple announced a touchscreen tablet computer last week. The announcement came with a lot of talk of it defining a new product category. That's somewhat laughable, since tablet computers have been around for a few years. BUT - the previous tablet computers were all based on...
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Better Fix That Leak
Things that leak are bad. If your hot water tank leaks, you might ruin your basement. If your furnace leaks, you might get blown up. And if your device leaks, you might not be able to sell your products in the EU. Ok, maybe the later isn’t as bad as being blown up, but it will probably have more...
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