DVT Eclipse IDE
The Design and Verification Tools (DVT) Eclipse IDE is an integrated development environment (IDE) for the e language, SystemVerilog, Verilog, Verilog-AMS and VHDL. It is similar to well-known programming tools like Visual Studio®, NetBeans®, and IntelliJ®.
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Benefits
- Ensures higher quality development.
- Simplifies debugging and legacy code maintenance.
- Allows easy navigation through complex code.
- Accelerates language and methodology learning.
- Increases productivity and reduces time to market.
- Speeds up code writing.
DVT Debugger Add-On
The DVT Debugger is an add-on module to the DVT Eclipse IDE. It integrates with all major simulators and provides advanced debugging capabilities.
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Benefits
- Simplifies debugging.
- Enhances the debugging context.
- Speeds up debugging.
- Eliminates unnecessary annoying operations.
Verissimo SystemVerilog Testbench Linter
Verissimo SystemVerilog Testbench Linter is a coding guideline and verification methodology compliance checker that enables engineers to perform a thorough audit of their testbenches.
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Benefits
- Improves testbench code quality and reliability.
- Prevents incorrect functionality and performance issues.
- Automates coding guidelines checking, including UVM Compliance.
- Simplifies code maintenance.
- Identifies dead code and copy & paste code.
- Accelerates language and methodology learning.
- Ensures best coding practices are followed.
Specador Documentation Generator
Specador is a tool that automatically generates accurate HTML documentation from comments inserted in the source code.
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Benefits
- Generates well-organized and effective documentation.
- Enables the documentation process automation.
- Saves time and reduces maintenance costs.
- Enhances IP packaging.
- Encourages proper source code documentation.
Testimonials
Philippe Olszewski
I switched to the good old gvim etc... but, after 30min, was really lacking the DVT Eclipse IDE, so I created a new cc view, remove the old one (to release my check outs) and could resume my activity. Just one or 2 hours lost. Nothing compared to the time the DVT Eclipse IDE saved me in these last 4 months...