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Functional Verification Community

 
See you at CDNLive San Jose next week
 By Joseph Hupcey III on September 04, 2008
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
 By Jason Andrews on September 04, 2008
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
 By Joseph Hupcey III on August 25, 2008
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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