Sorry, I missed the rest of a comment:
>> there is “standard” way of doing things …
The Mentor way, the Cadence way, the Aldec way, … you get the drift.
Mentor’s Verification Academy has a lot of good resources for learning
SystemVerilog, UVM, Code Coverage.
On the subject of Code Coverage,
Hi All,
Cliff Cummings still does training. We have had him come to JPL to give classes
in UVM. He has a good teaching style. I have his contact details if anyone is
interested. (His company is now part of Paradigm-Works, another company I have
used).
Once you dig into UVM, you’ll find that
If you are still looking and can afford to pay for a pro trainer check out:
http://www.sunburst-design.com
His website is a little out of date but if Cliff Cummings is still training he
has a complete course and he has trained hundreds of people. Cliff may have
something you can tag along on
Hey Jack,
A little late here but better late than never I suppose...
Papers worth a read:
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https://sutherland-hdl.com/papers/2013-SNUG-SV_Synthesizable-SystemVerilog_paper.pdf
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http://www.sunburst-design.com/papers/CummingsSNUG2003SJ_SystemVerilogFSM.pdf
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