Paradigm Works Announces SystemVerilog FrameWorks Template Generator Support for UVM
Andover, MA, June 09, 2010 — Paradigm Works, a world-class leader in ASIC and FPGA software and development services, today announced that its SystemVerilog FrameWorks™ Template Generator software now supports UVM (Universal Verification Methodology).
The UVM Template Generator takes user input parameters and automatically creates a functional framework for a UVM-compliant verification environment. The current UVM Template Generator release is compatible with UVM 1.0 EA (Early Adopter).
Visit the Paradigm Works Download Page to customize, create, and download a framework UVM environment.
Visit UVM World for additional information on the UVM or to download the UVM kit.
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