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Using ALINT with Aldec and Third-Party Simulators    ALINT Application Notes
Using Advanced Dataflow    Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Agilent SystemVue® Co-Simulation Interface     Riviera-PRO Application Notes
Using CVS Source Revision Control with Active-HDL    Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Components from Any Design’s Library by making the Library Global    Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Docker with Riviera-PRO    Riviera-PRO Application Notes
Using FPGA Based Simulation Acceleration in Typical ASIC Design Flow   
Abstract: Typical ASIC front-end and back-end implementation process involves HDL simulation as a method of verifying design netlist functionality at each stage of the flow. Although HDL simulation is considered accurate it suffers from very low execution speed.Aldec provides the DVM software that allows reusing your existing FPGA prototyping board as a platform for hardware acceleration of HDL simulation.
HES-DVM, HES™ Boards White Papers
Using FPGA Prototyping Board as an SoC Verification and Integration Platform   
Abstract: Size of new designs has grown so much that it easily allows creation of the entire system containing microprocessor unit and peripherals on one chip. Verification of such designs can no longer rely on software only, since simulation of MPU does not allow fast enough testing of application software and formal tools handle system hardware only. The use of FPGA-based prototyping boards creates fast and economical solution to this problem. This paper presents one practical implementation of Prototyping Board Verification and Integration Platform.
HES-DVM, HES™ Boards White Papers
Using NC-Verilog® Verilog-XL® scripts in Riviera-PRO    Riviera-PRO Application Notes
Using Plots for HDL Debugging as a Powerful Alternative to Traditional Waveforms   
The most commonly used approach to analyzing objects in an HDL design, is based on the well-known digital waveforms available with any commercial simulator today. Such a time domain representation of data with respect to time, allows verifying many parameters of a designed digital system, but it may not be efficient for applications such as image processing, digital filter design, embedded system design, and others. This document presents Plot, a new solution for a graph-based analysis of HDL objects, correlations between them, and a number of practical applications for it.
Riviera-PRO White Papers
Using Riviera-PRO in Batch mode using Jenkins Software for Linux    Riviera-PRO Application Notes
Using Stimulators with the Accelerated Waveform Viewer in Active-HDL    Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Team Foundation Server with Active-HDL    Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Toggle Coverage     Active-HDL Application Notes
Using Waivers to Skip Irrelevant Violations    ALINT-PRO Application Notes
Using virtualization to save and restore a simulation    Active-HDL, Riviera-PRO Application Notes
VHDL Compilation Standards    Active-HDL FAQ
VHDL Performance Optimization   
Learn how to achieve ultimate VHDL simulation performance in Riviera-PRO
Riviera-PRO Tutorials
VHPI Applications    Active-HDL, Riviera-PRO Application Notes
VHPI Programing    Active-HDL FAQ
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