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Tech Tip: Easy Way To Re-Run Using The Same Seed
[Team Specman welcomes back Application Engineer Hilmar Van Der Kooij as this week’s guest blogger] Often we want to re-run a simulation with the exact same random seed that was used in the previous one. Unfortunately far too many people (ok, maybe   Read More »
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Tech Tip: Waving Specman Objects in SimVision
Did you know that you can wave Specman objects in IES-XL *and* also save the wave setup for automatically restarting the simulation? If not, this tech tip is for you! Here is the process: Step 0 – Once you are happy with your waveform setup, don’t   Read More »
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Formalizing Multilanguage Mixology For e Users
Historically it’s been very common for e users to have to mix other programming languages with their e verification environment. Some examples include adding C or C++ reference models, contributing e Universal Verification Components (UVCs) to non   Read More »
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1st Anniversary Of The Team Specman Blog!
Specmaniacs rejoice: today is the 1st anniversary of the launch of this blog!!! To commemorate the occasion, allow us to highlight the top 5 posts (out of 72 total!) from the past year, AND give a shout out to the Specmaniac websphere with a roll-up of   Read More »
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Specman – SimVision Interaction Tips and Tricks
[Team Specman welcomes guest blogger Alex Chudnovsky of Specman R&D] As we are all creatures of habit, sometimes it's hard to adapt to new work flows no matter how beneficial the change may be. Clearly this is the case in the transition of the   Read More »
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OVM e Scoreboard Posted on OVMWorld.org
Specmaniacs rejoice: Cadence has uploaded the OVM e Scoreboard Infrastructure Package to OVM World . Here are the highlights from star guest blogger Efrat Shneydor of Methodology R&D: The OVM Scoreboard provides a substantial scoreboard framework   Read More »
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New FOSS e Language Project: CFS Vision
There is a new free, open source (FOSS) e language project out there called “CFS Vision” that’s been getting very positive reviews from Specman users as well as our own Application Engineers. For example, their latest release is a really   Read More »
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Tech Tip: Setup Your OVM e Environment So Even Your 16 Year Old Can Use Sequences
A few months ago we introduced the Sequences API in OVM e in the post “ OVM e Sequence API Brings Increased Flexibility ”. As described in that post, the Specman docs, and in code examples, one can use the API to create interesting complex   Read More »
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Highlights From ClubT Hertzelia
Over 125 Verification engineers honored us this past Tuesday by attending the annual "ClubT" in Hertzelia. Here are some of the highlights (and if you were an attendee please post your feedback or follow-up questions in the comments below):   Read More »
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IntelliGen Lab Now Live on Xuropa - See What You Are Missing!
Team Specman guesstimates that a majority of users have migrated to "IntelliGen" -- the all new, Aspect-Oriented generation engine inside of Specman and IES-XL, and/or they are in the process of adopting IntelliGen now. However, in case your   Read More »
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