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Concept Engineering and EVE sign partnership agreement
EVE customers offered free use of Concept Engineering’s graphical engine; integration between tools planned.
EVE, a provider of hardware/software co-verification, and Concept Engineering announced that they have signed a long term, worldwide partnership agreement.
Under terms of the agreement, Concept Engineering will offer a free, time limited usage license of its graphical viewing software to design teams employing EVE’s popular emulation platforms.
The agreement includes plans for EVE and Concept Engineering to further integrate their tools. Eventually, when design teams purchase EVE’s ZeBu (for Zero Bugs) fast, state of the art emulation platform, it will come equipped with a graphical front end from Concept Engineering. The interface gives engineers a way to quickly visualise register transfer level (RTL) code fragments to better understand design behaviour. The gate level debugger for system on chip (SoC) designers allows easy implementation of customer specific debugging functions.
“Concept Engineering has built a reputation for developing easy to use, high performance software that reduces the complexity of the debugging process,” says Dr. Luc Burgun, EVE’s chief executive officer (CEO) and president. “We’re delighted to offer design teams using ZeBu a novel way to tackle tough design problems through our partnership with Concept Engineering.”
“EVE has emerged as an emulation leader and a bright star within EDA,” remarks Gerhard Angst, Concept Engineering’s president and CEO. “We are very proud to work with EVE and its customers.”
Under terms of the agreement, Concept Engineering will offer a free, time limited usage license of its graphical viewing software to design teams employing EVE’s popular emulation platforms.
The agreement includes plans for EVE and Concept Engineering to further integrate their tools. Eventually, when design teams purchase EVE’s ZeBu (for Zero Bugs) fast, state of the art emulation platform, it will come equipped with a graphical front end from Concept Engineering. The interface gives engineers a way to quickly visualise register transfer level (RTL) code fragments to better understand design behaviour. The gate level debugger for system on chip (SoC) designers allows easy implementation of customer specific debugging functions.
“Concept Engineering has built a reputation for developing easy to use, high performance software that reduces the complexity of the debugging process,” says Dr. Luc Burgun, EVE’s chief executive officer (CEO) and president. “We’re delighted to offer design teams using ZeBu a novel way to tackle tough design problems through our partnership with Concept Engineering.”
“EVE has emerged as an emulation leader and a bright star within EDA,” remarks Gerhard Angst, Concept Engineering’s president and CEO. “We are very proud to work with EVE and its customers.”
