Re: Help!!

From: Roderick Bloem (rbloem@ist.tu-graz.ac.at)
Date: Mon Feb 18 2002 - 04:14:21 MST

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    Good advice. Also not bad: Bening and Forster. If you're looking for
    the inside on model checking (how does Vis work), Clarke's book is a
    good introduction.

    Roderick

    @BOOK { Bening00 ,
            AUTHOR = "L. Bening and H. Foster" ,
            PUBLISHER = "Kluwer Academic Publishers" ,
            TITLE = "Principles of Verifiable {RTL} Design" ,
            YEAR = "2000"
            }

    @BOOK { Clarke99 ,
            ADDRESS = "Cambridge, MA" ,
            AUTHOR = "E. M. Clarke and O. Grumberg and D. A. Peled" ,
            PUBLISHER = "MIT Press" ,
            TITLE = "Model Checking" ,
            YEAR = "1999"
            }

    Sampath wrote:

    > Hi ,
    > I feel you can try out reading Verification Books - some of
    > them Written by " Janick Bergeron " and books on DFT , you have to
    > strengthen yourself in
    > DFT Techniques , writting a Testable code - namely an 8bit Counter
    > can be broken into two 4 bit counters which help in Testing ans also
    > saves a lot of time ...... and goes on
    >
    >
    >
    >Regds
    >
    >SAMPATH.D
    >Member Technical - ASIC
    >U & I Systems Design Ltd.,
    >Vyalikaval,Bangalore-3.
    >
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