Xcelium Simulator

• Perform simulation using the Cadence Xcelium simulator tool for design verification and debugging
• Use the different commands of Xcelium simulator, starting with xrun with relevant options, to invoke the simulator, along with the SimVision^™ tool GUI interface, for simulating anddebugging any given design, in both Single-Core and Multi-Core modes.

Software Used in This Course

• XCELIUM1903
• INCISIVE152

Software Release(s)

XCELIUM1903, INCISIVE152

Modules in this Course

• Introduction to Xcelium Simulation
• The xrun Utility
  • Using the xrun Utility
• xrun Use Model
• Incisive^® to Single-Core Xcelium Migration
  • Migration Task
• The Xcelium Multi-Core Simulator
• Xcelium and SimVision Interface
  • Debugging a Design with the Graphical Interface
  • Debugging Another Memory Design
  • Exploring the SimVision Waveform Window
• Multi-Core Example Using Simvision GUI
• X-Propagation
• SystemVerilog Support and Enhancement
• The Xcelium Textual Interface
  • Debugging a Design with the Textual Interface
• Debugging with SimVision and Textual/Batch Commands

Audience

Prerequisites

You must have:

• Basic computer literacy: knowing how to use a shell and editor of your choice and navigate the file system
• A basic understanding of digital hardware design and verification
• Knowledge of a hardware description language to facilitate your learning experience

Related Courses

• SystemVerilog for Design and Verification
• Verilog Language and Application

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