Testimonials

Lloyd Mielke

Pre-Silicon Validation Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

Without the DVT Eclipse IDE, trying to find the declaration for a task or function in third party IP in the context of an SOC is like finding a needle in a haystack. With DVT, it’s like a magnet, pulling the needle out of the haystack to quickly find what you are looking for. Without DVT, time is wasted identifying the source package of the function and it’s physical location in a directory on the file system. With DVT, you don’t even have to think about the location of the file or package containing the function. DVT does that for you.

Urmila Pujare

ASIC Verification Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

The DVT Eclipse IDE has really enabled me to learn any new verification environment quickly by navigating easily through code. It’s also my primary editor, the auto-complete feature and the highlighting of syntax errors is a great feature and has saved me from doing multiple recompiles to get my syntax right. It is a powerful tool, helps one being more efficient and saves a lot of time!

Milind Tile

Staff Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

The DVT Eclipse IDE has been extremely useful so far and I am using it heavily in my day-to-day development activity.

Horace Chan

Leader, Product Verification | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

The DVT Eclipse IDE is my default tool of choice to navigate spaghetti code that I inherited from other people, or stitching up new piece of VIP into the test environment.

Peter Sinka

Personally I find the DVT Eclipse IDE indispensable for navigating around SystemVerilog classes and modules.

Philippe Olszewski

Design and Verification Consultant | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

I switched to the good old gvim etc... but, after 30min, was really lacking the DVT Eclipse IDE, so I created a new cc view, remove the old one (to release my check outs) and could resume my activity. Just one or 2 hours lost. Nothing compared to the time the DVT Eclipse IDE saved me in these last 4 months...

Odom Serey

Principal Application Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

I can’t say enough how much the DVT Eclipse IDE helped me speed up the learning curve. I tried my best to push out the tool but people were so used to using emacs and vi. Yet, whenever they see me doing debug and development with DVT, they were in awe.

Phillip Ferguson

FPGA Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

The DVT Eclipse IDE has been fantastic throughout, and we are very happy with its capabilities, flexibility and support. I have been using the DVT Eclipse IDE for 5+ years and it continues to impress me with its features and ease of use.

Ronald Khan

Senior Verification Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

Once you start using the DVT Eclipse IDE you'll wish you had done it sooner. The learning curve is low but productivity gain is quickly realized, even for a novice user. Probably the single largest productivity boost for code development. It's hard to work without DVT, you feel handicapped. Using only the simplest subset of its total features doubles my productivity in code development, imagine if I were a power user. AMIQ responds quickly and tool bugs are immediately evaluated. Feature requests are even considered. It seems that in the development community, generally it's the best and brightest that have adopted the DVT Eclipse IDE.

Farhan Khan

Staff Engineer | linkedin icon View LinkedIn Profile

The DVT Eclipse IDE is working very well for me. Not sure how was I able to write any UVM code without it before - well done for creating it!