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Real Intent Unveils Major Enhancements in Ascent XV for Early Detection and Management of Unknowns in Digital DesignsSUNNYVALE, Calif. – Mar. 25, 2014 – Real Intent, Inc., a leading provider of EDA software products today announced a new release of its Ascent X-Verification System (XV) tool for early detection and management of unknowns (X’s) in digital designs, significantly enhancing optimization performance and debug reporting. All Ascent products find elusive bugs and eliminate sources of uncertainty that are difficult to uncover using traditional RTL simulation, leading to both improved quality of results (QoR) and productivity of design teams. Ascent XV identifies X-sources and potential X-propagation issues early-on in Verilog RTL or netlist designs including X’s that occur during power-on initialization and switching between power modes. It enables debug of functional issues caused by X-optimism at RTL, prior to synthesis. It also eliminates unnecessary X’s caused by X-pessimism at the netlist level that make design debug difficult. Notable features for the new Ascent XV release include:
“Analysis and optimization of design reset and initialization is a new requirement for SoC sign-off due to the presence of X’s that can arise from modern power-management techniques,” said Lisa Piper, senior manager of technical marketing at Real Intent. “Ascent XV can ensure that the initialization sequences are complete and optimal for various power states in an SoC and identify only those areas of risk that need attention by the designer, ignoring trivial X’s. With this new release we are continuing to innovate to deliver best-in-class verification performance and debug efficiency.” See below a video interview about the new release of XV by Lisa Piper: Availability The latest release of Ascent XV is available immediately for download from the Real Intent web-site. About Real Intent
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