CDC Draft Standard 0.3 Available for Public Review
The Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) Working Group has released draft standard 0.3 for public review. The purpose of this standard is to provide the electronic design automation (EDA), semiconductor, and system design communities with a well-defined specification for unified handling of CDC by vendor tools used across IPs and SoCs.
With this interface standard, every IP developer’s verification tool of choice is run to verify and produce collateral, and a standard format is generated for SoCs that used a different tool.
Highlights of the latest draft include:
- Updates to CDC specifications based on public feedback
- Added support for RDC specifications to complement existing CDC properties
- Added IP-XACT and TCL format information
- Examples of complex cases that will be covered in the next version of the LRM
The CDC Working Group encourages the community to participate in the review and provide feedback via the CDC Community Forum. The public review is open through September 9.
For more background on the standard, view the workshop presented during DVCon U.S. 2024, “Hierarchical CDC and RDC Closure with Standard Abstract Models.”
Introduction to Accellera's Federated Simulation User Group
Accellera invites you to attend the first meeting of the Federated Simulation User Group (FSUG). This meeting is open to all interested parties, including non-Accellera members, for informational purposes. Attendees will learn about various projects within the community, collaboration with other industries and organizations, and the standardization effort planned in the Accellera Federated Simulation Standard Working Group (FSS WG).
The FSS WG was officially formed by the Accellera Board of Directors in June. It aims to establish interoperability of product and environment simulation, models, and components using existing and new open standards. In parallel, a Federated Simulation User Group will be established as a discussion platform for cross-industry coordination and collaboration. For more information on the FS User Group and FSS Working Group visit here >
The meeting will be held virtually on Monday July 29, 17:00 CEST / 8:00 am PDT. If you are an Accellera Member and interested in attending this meeting, join the FSS WG in the Members Area (login required) to get access to the meeting details.
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UVM-SystemC Public Review Now Open
The SystemC Verification Working Group has released the UVM-SystemC 1.0-beta6 proof-of-concept implementation for public review. This is a bugfix release over 1.0-beta5 to address some functionality issues as well as for compatibility with newer compilers and SystemC 3.0.0. The public review will be open through September 6, 2024. The files can be downloaded here.
To provide feedback to the working group, please post in the SystemC Verification Community Forum.
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