Here are my thoughts on what were for me, the top three sessions at DVCon. “Techononmics of Verification” by Aart de Geus. If you have ever attended one of Aart’s talks, you already know he is a fanastic speaker. Through amusing graphics and wry humor he showed how global practices and financial instruments created a… Continue reading Thoughts from DVCon
Month: February 2009
See You at DVCon
In case you missed it, DVCon 2009, the design and verification conference, starts Tuesday, 24 February. The conference takes place at the DoubleTree Hotel in San Jose, California. I expect to be there all three days and would be happy to meet any FMF model users. So if you spot me, please stop me and… Continue reading See You at DVCon
FMF Modeling Style
In December, Largine responded to a previous post by asking for more information about FMF’s modeling style. I will try to answer here primarily by referencing more detailed sources of information. First, one might ask why there should even be an “FMF style” for component models. The answer is that by making models uniform in… Continue reading FMF Modeling Style