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DVCon Europe 2016: Slicing Through the UVM’s Red Tape - A Frustrated User’s Survival Guide

Jonathan Bromley will be presenting a paper on Thursday 20th, in session 1 (3:15-4:30PM), examining some of the challenges and frustrations for novice and intermediate-level users of the UVM on real projects.

This paper looks at typical examples of such challenges, and offers solutions that respect fundamental aims of the UVM: consistency, reusability, and expressive power.

If you’ve struggled with the integration of directed tests, external models into the sequences mechanism, reconciling the abstract and the untimed nature of sequences with the need for precise control over stimulus timing, proper use of the configuration database, or working with a parameterized device-under-test, this presentation might be for you.

A full description of the tutorial is detailed in the DVCon Europe 2016 conference program

5 Responses to “DVCon Europe 2016: Slicing Through the UVM’s Red Tape - A Frustrated User’s Survival Guide”

  1. Jason Hu Says:

    Hi Paul,

    Can I get your paper? (Formal verification - Too good to miss)

    Thanks,
    Jason

  2. Paul Says:

    Jason - we’re in the process of putting together a version of the paper and slides which will appear in the Resources section of our website.

    Thanks for your interest!

  3. vidya Says:

    Hi
    How can I get the paper DVCon Europe 2016: Slicing Through the UVM’s Red Tape - A Frustrated User’s Survival Guide?

    Thanks,
    Vidya

  4. Alex Melikian Says:

    Vidya, keep an eye on our “Papers and Presentation” pages, we’ll be posting it up in the following days.

    Alex

  5. Alex Melikian Says:

    The “Slicing Through the UVM’s Red Tape” paper is now up on our ‘Papers and Presentation’ page.

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