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Android System Verification Part 2
By Jason Andrews on November 13, 2009
In Part 1 of this series on Android System Verification I provided the basics about how to run the Android emulator. When I initially looked at the emulator I was looking for information about available verification techniques, primarily at the system... Read more »
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We and Our Competitors Agree (Well, Almost!)
By Steve Svoboda on November 12, 2009
It’s rare in EDA to see competitors agreeing, but an interesting article in EEtimes Europe this week caught my eye, by Lauro Rizzatti the VP Mktg of EVE. Lauro discussed a survey EVE ran during DAC, where they asked customers how they felt about... Read more »
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Android System Verification Part 1
By Jason Andrews on November 09, 2009
From time to time I hear or read stories about how engineers find ways to apply Specman to verification problems that are outside of normal RTL verification. Often times they are about connecting Specman to a post-silicon environment such as a physical... Read more »
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