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A Verilog simulator comparison
An anonymous RTL designer just shared his experience comparing ModelSim from Mentor versus CVC from Tachyon.
The full post is here.
Here is one paper that i would recommend.I am currently working with this group.
A new distributed event-driven gate-level HDL simulation by accurate prediction by Dusung Kim, Ciesielski, M. and Seiyang Yang
Dept. of Electr. & Comput. Eng., Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA
published in DATE 2011
Its a good one
is there a policy of sharing copyright content on this forum? I can post it but i don't want to be in trouble
If we copy/paste content then we give clear credit to the source. If the source is a paid site, then no, do not copy/paste.
Thank you, free is always preferred to $10 or $31.
Now i need review from you and other experts on this forum regarding the merit of this paper.
Keep me posted.
Thanks