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LONDON — Two EDA companies, Cadence Design Systems Inc. and Mentor ... “People use other languages for design – SystemC is a good example – and we need to support SystemC and SystemVerilog working ...
Mentor has offered the AVM (Advanced Verification Methodology) and Cadence has offered its own ... verification IP back and forth.” Today, for example, if a user develops a piece of VIP, such as a ...
SAN JOSE, CA and WILSONVILLE, OR -- Jan 9, 2008 -- Cadence Design Systems, Inc. and Mentor Graphics Corp. today announced immediate availability of the Open Verification Methodology (OVM), which was ...
Cadence® has contributed these libraries, with accompanying usage examples and documentation, to the OVM World Web site (www.ovmworld.org). The OVM was originally developed for SystemVerilog; the ...
“With the OVM, Cadence and Mentor are delivering an efficient SystemVerilog-based tool-independent solution to help solve our combined customers’ key design challenges. The industry as a whole ...
Its source code, documentation, and use examples are available ... according to a release from Cadence. "We believe OVM will definitely accelerate the move to SystemVerilog and provide significant ...
Cadence and Mentor are delivering an efficient SystemVerilog-based tool-independent solution to help solve our combined customers' key design challenges. The industry as a whole will benefit with ...
Cadence’s Xcelium Logic Simulator provides best-in-class core engine performance for SystemVerilog ... ML is a powerful technology and a great example of the significant opportunity we have ...
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Verilog and its application ... concepts, and sample programs to build working SKILL programs. It stresses the important SKILL functions that underlie ...
Cadence Design Systems has announced that the Xcelium Logic ... The Xcelium Logic Simulator provides best-in-class core engine performance for SystemVerilog, VHDL, mixed-signal, low power, and ...
EDA giants Cadence Design Systems and Mentor Graphics announced that they will create and standardize on a verification methodology based on the IEEE 1800(TM)-2005 SystemVerilog standard.
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