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Functional Verification Blog

Built-in Message Logging – Part 2 of 2

[Team Specman welcomes back guest blogger, Michael Avery from our Services Group in the UK] Building on the Part 1 introduction to Specman’s messaging built-in infrastructure , allow me to share some tips on how to programmatically control and scale...  Read More »
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UVM = OVM 2.1: Even Better!

Since I'm not a member of the Accellera VIP TSC, I did not attend the 2.5-day face-to-face meeting held last week in Massachusetts. But with the steady stream of tweets coming from several of those who did attend, I almost felt as if I were there...  Read More »
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Built-in Message Logging – Part 1 of 2

[Team Specman welcomes guest blogger Michael Avery, from our Services Group in the UK] Messaging is important for two main reasons: It is essential for debugging It can greatly impact simulation performance This is why Specman has a messaging infrastructure...  Read More »
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VIP Portfolio Extension: New AMBA 4 Protocol Support

ARM-loving Specmaniacs's rejoice: we are now at liberty to announce that we are providing Verification IP (VIP) support for the new AMBA 4 protocol simultaneously with ARM’s introduction of said protocol. Here is the official announcement, which...  Read More »
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Have You Considered e Lately?

Richard Goering's recent interview with Mitch Weaver on the future of Specman and e put me in a reflective mood about my own evolving opinions. My hands-on experience with Specman is minimal; back in my 0-In applications days I co-developed a joint...  Read More »
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Why OOP Falls Short For Verification

Last week at DVCon , frequent Team Specman guest blogger Matan Vax of R&D gave a paper on "Where OOP Falls Short of Verification Needs". In the following video, Matan elaborates on his paper, where it becomes clear that OOP languages like...  Read More »
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DVCon 2010 - Day 3

Click here or on the image below to go to the annotated photo blog of DVCon 2010 Day 3. The images and notes include highlights from: A paper on "Where OOP Falls Short of Verification Needs" (And there is also a video interview of Matan elaborating...  Read More »
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DVCon 2010 Rocked!

I've spent much of this week at the San Jose Doubletree Hotel for DVCon 2010 , and I have to say that it was a really good show. This is arguably the most important conference of the year for verification. DAC is lots bigger of course, but DVCon is...  Read More »
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DVCon 2010 - Day 2

Click here or on the image below to go to the annotated photo blog of DVCon Day 2. Photos & notes include highlights from: Brett Lammers' paper on "Apples to Apples HVL Comparison Finally Arrives" Lunch panel on "OVM found the bugs...  Read More »
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DVCon 2010 - Day 1

Click here or on the image below to go to the photo blog of DVCon Day 1. While I've added descriptive captions to the images, allow me to address the FAQ: "How was the traffic on show floor?". My unscientific observation was that the floor...  Read More »
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