Your Design: Boot It Before You Build It
On-demand Web Seminar
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Overview
During this short presentation, you will learn more about Seamless, Mentor Graphics hardware/software co-verification solution. We will discuss the goals of co-verification and the best time to conduct it, both for hardware and software. We also look at performance analysis of software, memory, and bus characteristics.What You Will Learn
- How to verify and profile hardware and software prior to tape-out
- Decrease the number of respins required
- Reduce the number of functional errors
- How to utilize design reuse
Who Should View
- Engineering Management
- Project Managers
- Hardware Designers
- Firmware Developers
- Verification Engineers
- System Integrators
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