Best practices when using an emulator.
Part 3 in a series of papers that demystify the performance of SystemVerilog and UVM testbenches when using an emulator for the purpose of hardware-assisted testbench acceleration. In these three papers, architectural and modeling requirements are described, followed by a recommended systematic approach for maximizing overall testbench acceleration speed-up and achieving your ultimate performance expectations. This paper presents the recommended, systematic series of steps and guidelines for gaining overall testbench acceleration speed-up and achieving performance expectations.
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