Two-and-a-half days of structured training giving engineers a working knowledge of 'e' and the confidence to develop functional e-code for verification projects.
Provide the participant with a working knowledge of 'e', and with the confidence needed to develop functional e-code for a verification project.
The course starts with a brief introduction to Specman and 'e', followed by a three-part lecture on the 'e' programming language. During the day, several small exercises familiarize the participant with the 'e' language and the Specman tool.
Lectures on understanding how Specman works with the simulator, attachment of 'C'-code, and introduction to the large exercise. During the large exercise, participants build a complete working environment for a small networking block with register and packet interfaces.
Complete the exercise from Day 2. Lecture on debugging and design practices.
Add a session on Functional Coverage — coding and execution.
Engineers with little or no knowledge of the 'e' programming language.