More articles : » VMM Hackers Guide - Default Behavior For Your BFMHere's a short tutorial on how to implement a default behavior for your BFM using VMM. Some protocols require constant activity on their interface even when you don't have any data to transmit. This means you must have a mechanism that drives idle... » Ignorance Is A BlissThere is a rather confusing feature in Specman’s coverage engine that I would like to share with you today. I’ve met several people (including myself) who had been struggling to understand what was going on there and gave up Recently I was... » UVM Users: Here Are Some Great Tips [Video]A couple of years ago I wrote here about how the UVM was becoming the next big thing in the verification world.And guess what? I was right. Not that it was too hard to predict... but anyway, the industry has finally standardized on language (SV) and... » Coverage Driven ThoughtsIn today’s short post what I’ll try to do is share with you some of the recent trends and ideas that deal with coverage. I won’t go into much technical detail today in order not to wear you (and myself) out, but really - if I want to be more... » My Story With CertitudeLong time no see. My website has been down for a while (technical issues - web experts contact me if you want to help) but now it's up again. And going through some of my old articles here (well, they're all old, I should probably do something about... Copyright © 2019 Think Verification - Tips & Insights on ASIC Verification. All Rights Reserved.
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