How to Use EPWave's Verification Playground

Verification Playground enables you to run and share code in a secure environment. This makes it easy to collaborate with others in real-time, and to share your results with anyone.

The playground is a great way to learn new verification languages, test your own designs, and improve your skills. It is also a useful tool for testing complex design concepts and evaluating new tools and technologies.

It allows you to run a code sample, save it, and view results using EPWave. This gives you hands-on experience with simulating SystemVerilog, Verilog, VHDL, C++/SystemC, and other HDLs without having to write any code.

To get started, click the EDA Playground button in the top menu bar. Next, select your coding language and the simulator(s) you want to use for the testbench and design. Specify the top entity for a VHDL design and the modules and devices for a C++/SystemC design.

Once you've selected the right tool/simulator and options for your code, type in your code and click Run. The simulator will run your code on the EDA Playground server and will display the output in the bottom Results pane. If you need to change the code or the options, click on Save.

Your results will be saved in a static link that can be shared with others. This link can be viewed and used in any web browser.

You can also open your playground in a browser window to see the results without saving it. Just make sure to save your changes before you close the playground.

Copy Button (shown for 먹튀검증소 everyone when viewing a saved playground) lets you create a new version of the current playground and then share it with others. This feature can be useful for copying and pasting code examples into other environments.

It can also be used to create a searchable version of the playground. This makes it easier to find and share similar playgrounds.

Playground Inspection Certification Summary (BCAL-5047)

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