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Built-in Message Logging – Part 2 of 2
By Team Specman on March 17, 2010
[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!
By Tom Anderson on March 16, 2010
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
By Team Specman on March 11, 2010
[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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