Chapter 3. Simulator Architectures and Operations
Chapter Highlights:
Once a design is free of statically detectable errors, it is ready to be verified by simulation. To use a simulator effectively, it is imperative first to understand its architecture. Following this philosophy, this chapter is organized in two parts: The first part is devoted to architectures of simulators, and the second discusses simulator operations. In studying simulator architecture, we will examine in depth two typical simulators on the extremes of the simulator spectrum. We then discuss how simulator types in the middle portion of the ...
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