EVE Named ARM EDA Partner, RealView Model Library Access Program Member
San Jose, Calif. –– March 24, 2004 –– Emulation and Verification Engineering (EVE) today became an official Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Partner of ARM [(LSE: ARM) ; (Nasdaq: ARMHY)], the industry’s leading provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC microprocessor solutions. Membership of the Partner Program will enable EVE’s products to support ARM® core-based developers.
Additionally, EVE has also joined the ARM RealView® Model Library (RVML) Access Program, part of the ARM Connected Community. Through the Program, aimed at providing a range of tool options for RealView Model Library users, the Model Library components have been integrated with EVE’s hardware-assisted verification platform.
EVE’s ZeBu –– or Zero Bugs –– is used to accelerate the verification process of ASIC and field programmable gate array (FPGA) designs and the software development cycle for embedded software designs. Installed on a designer’s desktop, ZeBu offers a comprehensive set of operational modes, from co-simulation with various types of test benches (Verilog / VHDL / C / C++ / SystemC / SystemVerilog / Test vectors), at the signal-level and transaction-level, to in-circuit-emulation, and stand-alone emulation. Providing similar hardware debugging capabilities to those found in high-end emulation systems, ZeBu operates at a substantially higher speed and at a fraction of their cost.
The connection of ZeBu to the RealView Multi-ICE® interface unit enables ARM soft cores to be directly emulated on the FPGAs of ZeBu and debugged using the ARM RealView Debugger.
“ Design verification is vitally important to our Partners, ” said Duncan Bryan, EDA Relations manager, ARM. “ The use of EVE’s ZeBu hardware-assisted verification platform with ARM IP strengthens the currently available design verification solutions. ”
“ With embedded software content growing far faster than hardware complexity, hardware-assisted validation becomes a mandatory vehicle to quickly and efficiently verify and debug hardware and embedded software in ARM IP-based designs, ” adds Dr. Luc Burgun, EVE’s chief executive officer (CEO) and president. “ ZeBu achieves the above faster and cheaper than other solutions on the market. ”
About Emulation and Verification engineering
EVE offers innovative intellectual property (IP) and hardware-assisted verification solutions and verification engineering services that accelerate the design of complex integrated circuits, prevalent in the communications, wireless, networking, computer, and consumer product markets. It has offices in San Jose, Calif. Telephone (408) 881-0440. Fax (408) 904-5800. It also has offices in Palaiseau, France. Telephone (33) 1 64532730. Fax (33) 1 64532740. Web Site : http://www.eve-team.com.
EVE acknowledges trademarks or registered trademarks of other organizations for their respective products and services.
ARM, RealView and Multi-ICE are registered trademarks of ARM Limited. “ARM” is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE: ARM and Nasdaq: ARMHY); its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM INC; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd; ARM Taiwan; ARM France SAS; ARM Consulting (Shanghai) Co.Ltd.; and ARM Belgium N.V.
|
Related News
- ARM Launches RealView Model Library Access Program For EDA Tool Providers
- Red Hat Launches ARM Partner Early Access Program for Partner Ecosystem
- ARM RealView Model Library Incorporates StarCore IP
- ARM Announces Launch of RealView Model Library
- CDAC, Arm partner to enable semiconductor startups in India through Arm Flexible Access for Startups
Breaking News
- PUFsecurity Unveils Next-Gen Crypto Coprocessor PUFcc7 Featuring High-speed Performance and TLS 1.3 Support
- SEMIFIVE Starts Mass Production of its 14nm AI Inference SoC Platform based Product
- VeriSilicon's complete Bluetooth Low Energy IP solution is fully compliant with LE Audio specification
- TASKING and Andes Announce FuSa Compliant Compiler Support for Andes RISC-V ASIL Compliant Automotive IP
- Efabless Launches an "AI Wake Up Call" Open-Source Silicon Design Challenge
Most Popular
- Intel and Arm Team Up to Power Startups
- Chiplet Interconnect Pioneer Eliyan Closes $60 Million Series B Funding Round, Co-led by Samsung Catalyst Fund and Tiger Global Management to Address Most Pressing Challenge in Development of Generative AI Chips
- PUFsecurity Unveils Next-Gen Crypto Coprocessor PUFcc7 Featuring High-speed Performance and TLS 1.3 Support
- Renesas Introduces Industry's First General-Purpose 32-bit RISC-V MCUs with Internally Developed CPU Core
- SmartSoC Solutions Joins TSMC Design Center Alliance to Boost Semiconductor Innovation in India
E-mail This Article | Printer-Friendly Page |