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News Release from: Mentor Graphics UK | Subject: Seamless StarCore Processor Support Packages
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 4 October 2004
StarCore cores gain coverification support
Mentor Graphics is to offer Seamless hardware/software coverification processor models for StarCore's SC1200 and SC1400 licensable processor cores
Developed to allow systems designers using Mentor's industry-leading Seamless coverification environment to quickly incorporate StarCore processor subsystems into their designs, the support packages implement SC1200 and SC1400 cores and subsystems, as well as providing performance profiling for cache activities, memory accesses and software codes.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 4 October 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The StarCore model, when used with the Mentor Graphics Seamless coverification environment, enables software/hardware development in parallel, removing software from the critical path, reducing the risk of hardware iterations and increasing overall product quality.
With increased visibility into a hardware design, designers can debug designs while they are exercised by production software running on the CPU.
"The Seamless hardware/software coverification StarCore Processor Support Packages for SC1200 and SC1400 can help organisations significantly improve time to market by allowing them to develop in software before creating physical hardware", said Alex Bedarida, Vice President of Marketing and Sales, StarCore.
"Mentor Graphics is a known leader in the hardware/software coverification space, and we are pleased to offer our customers this important and cost-saving package".
"Optimising the performance of key software algorithms is critical for DSP system development", said Serge Leef, General Manager, SoC Verification Division, Mentor Graphics.
"The performance profiling features of Seamless and the StarCore Processor models provide an early, accurate analysis, ensuring confidence that specifications are being met".
The Seamless hardware/software coverification StarCore Processor Support Packages for SC1200 and SC1400 cores and subsystems are available now.
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