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Functional Verification Blog

See you at CDNLive San Jose next week

FYI, Mike Stellfox and I will be at CDNLive San Jose next week. In addition to reporting on some the papers in the verification tracks, I will have my SLR kit with me to experiment with photo blogging. (Thus, if you are coming to the show prepare yourself...  Read More »
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Chip Level Verification with Processors

Today, I will discuss some alternatives for chip-level verification with designs that have microprocessors in them. Since I started at Axis Systems back in 2001, the number of designs with processors has steadily gone from a few, to some, to most, to...  Read More »
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Experiences on Marketing a Verification Library

Inspired by JL Gray of the blog "Cool Verification" who stated, in this post: "I'd much rather see the marketing guys write a separate blog on their experiences marketing a verification library." Here goes! The primary challenge...  Read More »
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OVM - The Methodology for Enabling an Industry-wide VIP Eco-System

As the leader of the Cadence OVM development team, I was reading Richard Goering's recent article about the Cadence, Mentor, and Synopsys support for the OVM and VMM class libraries, and I wanted to make sure some key technical points were not lost...  Read More »
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OVM Leaves the Nest

OK JL , one more marketing post, but this is a good one and even hints at technical content to come. :-) Y'all may have seen that Mentor and Cadence announced that the OVM Advisory Group (OAG) has been up and running since February this year. You...  Read More »
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Putting a face on the OVM

As I recently blogged , there appears to be growing buzz over the Open Verification Methodology (OVM). Last week we saw two press announcements from companies ( OKI and KPIT ) realizing technical and business gains adopting the OVM. By the way, since...  Read More »
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Report from the CDV techtorials in SoCal

To follow-up on my previous post on the techtorials, I'm posting some photos from some of the sessions last week and this Tuesday. With a ratio of 80% attendance/registered (in North America the average for these things is typically 50%), it's...  Read More »
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Flexibility Often Yields Unexpected Results

Often, when engineers set out to build something, the result is different from the original plan. Recently, I was reading a book titled Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days . One of the chapters is about the founding of Hotmail, one of...  Read More »
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OVM is "Open" for Business

Open things are just curiosities until the ecosystem figures out how to turn them into money. Java and Linux are good examples of that. When they first hit the "open" space, they were interesting technical solutions to interoperability (Java...  Read More »
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Trip to SoCal "techtorials" on CDV

Just finished packing for a quick trip to Southern California to help kickoff a round of "techtorials" on Coverage-Driven Verification (CDV) this coming week. (Thus, in a real sense I'm going out help see that the goodness of CDV I described...  Read More »
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