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My Evaluation of DVT Eclipse IDE for SV & VHDL Designs
DVT Eclipse IDE allows correct-by-construction code and provides users a very deep understanding of the design
Increasing Functional Verification Coding Process Efficiency
Syntax-highlight, on-the-fly error indication, and auto-completion are helpful to both novices and long-term professionals
AMIQ EDA at DVCon 2015
With the DVT Debugger add-on module, you can combine the powerful features of the IDE with run-time information
AMIQ EDA at DVCon 2014
We have error-recovery mechanisms, so the rest of the code is indexed, and you can see hierarchies and move around
AMIQ EDA at DVCon 2013
We launched cross-language capabilities in DVT Eclipse IDE, and we see this taking off
AMIQ CEO explains how DVT editor supports "e", SV, Verilog, VHDL
You can work with source code written in System Verilog, Verilog, VHDL, and Specman e, at the same time
DAC 2012 Update on AMIQ’s DVT IDE – New RTL Design Work Flow Support
DVT Eclipse IDE addresses the needs of design engineers, including powerful new capabilities to refactor and visualize
AMIQ EDA at DVCon 2012
AMIQ launches "Verissimo" - A Verification-Centric, UVM-Aware SystemVerilog Linter
Update on AMIQ’s DVT IDE at DAC 2011 – Specman Debugger Integration, Open API
AMIQ EDA introduced a long-awaited feature for Specmaniacs: direct integration with the Specman debugger
Time to Exploit IDEs for Hardware Design and Verification
IDEs will inevitably see wider and wider use in the hardware verification community and in hardware design