OTTAWA, Canada, 23 November 2007 - XtremeEDA has moved into their new, bigger Ottawa office.
XtremeEDA has grown beyond their current facilities in Ottawa and has moved to their new spacious office closer to the downtown of Ottawa. This new office provides XtremeEDA with the ability to expand their ASIC/FPGA functional verification and DFT practices.
Effective December 3rd, 2007, XtremeEDA's new office is located at:
201-1339 Wellington
St. West
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
K1Y 3B8
OTTAWA, Canada, 7 February 2007 - XtremeEDA is now registered with Canada's Controlled Goods Program (CGP).
The CGP program is managed under the Canada Defense Production Act and is recognized by other nations under ITAR regulations. This registration allows XtremeEDA to work on ITAR controlled goods and technology. From time-to-time, clients may need a services provider to work on ITAR related technology. XtremeEDA is now ready to help you in that regard.
OTTAWA, Canada, 6 February 2007 - XtremeEDA today announced they will be presenting a tutorial, entitled VMM For Dummies authored by Amre Sultan and Dr Hans van der Schoot, at the upcoming SNUG San Jose conference, to be held April 2-4 in Santa Clara, CA.
The tutorial illustrates how to develop a VMM-based verification environment with the most commonly used VMM components. Drawing from real project experiences applying the various VMM principles, it walks through the construction of a complete VMM-based testbench for a Rock-Paper-Scissors game, addressing the following questions.
- What are a transaction and a transactor?
- What is a VMM channel?
- What does a VMM-based environment look like?
- What is the built-in run flow?
- How do I implement functional coverage and customize stimulus?
By attending the tutorial verification engineers will be well equipped to hit the ground running on their next VMM-based verification project.
The same authors, as well as another of our Principal Engineers - Dr. Pierre Girodias, are also presenting a paper called Stepping-Up to Scenarios in VMM. The paper illustrates the use of transaction scenarios in VMM for the generation of complex stimulus in a constrained random verification environment. Using a simple riddle as an example, typical design verification issues related to stimulus generation are identified and practical solutions are suggested.
More information can be found here.
OTTAWA, Canada, 4 February 2007 - OTTAWA, Canada, 4 February 2007 - XtremeEDA today announced that one of their Principal Engineers, Dr. Pierre Girodias will be presenting a paper co-authored by himself, Dr Hans van der Schoot and Amre Sultan, entitled Advanced Stimulus Generation Using Scenarios at the upcoming DVCon conference being held February 21-23 in San Jose.
The paper explores the use of transaction scenarios for the generation of complex stimulus in a constrained random verification environment. Using a simple riddle as an example, typical design verification issues related to stimulus generation are identified and practical solutions are suggested.
More information can be found here.