
Verdi Automated Debug System
The Verdi™ Automated Debug System is an advanced solution for debugging digital designs that provides powerful technology to help you:
- Comprehend complex and unfamiliar design behavior;
- Automate difficult and tedious debug processes; and
- Unify diverse and complicated design environments.
Cut Debug Time in Half
The Verdi system lets you focus
on tasks that add more value to your designs by cutting your debug
time, typically by over 50%. These time savings are made possible by
unique technology that:
- Automates behavior tracing with its unique Behavior Analysis technology;
- Extracts, isolates, and displays pertinent logic in flexible and powerful design views; and
- Reveals the operation of and interaction between the design, assertions, and testbench.

The unique behavior analysis technology of the Verdi system automates many time-consuming aspects of debug.
Complete Debug System Core Features Advanced Features Languages and Methodologies The Novas Design Knowledge Architecture is comprised of the following: The Novas open architecture allows for easy integration with both
commercial and proprietary verification tools. Through an
ever-expanding list of partners, the Verdi system provides you with a
fully integrated, predictable environment with out-of-the-box support
for a wide range of commonly used commercial tools, including: Debug and Analysis Across Multiple Abstraction Levels The Verdi system further unifies comprehension by allowing you to
seamlessly debug throughout your methodology flow from System level to
Gate-level verification. The Verdi system provides additional support
for verification and analysis at the implementation level with the
nAnalyzer Design Implementation Analysis module. The nAnalyzer module
provides a single environment for analyzing troublesome design errors
related to clocks, clock trees, and timing. The Verdi Automated Debug System Saves You Time The Verdi Automated Debug System is an award-winning debug system
that cuts your debug time in half. This robust and sophisticated
system significantly reduces the time and effort required to comprehend
the behavior of complex designs by eliminating tedious and manual
tasks. The Verdi system’s open architecture and extensive integration
with popular commercial tools unify your verification environment for
even greater efficiency. With over 400 customers and 60 EDA partners,
the Verdi system has become the industry’s de facto standard debugger.
Our customers tell us that the time they saved using the Verdi system
has given them more time to add greater value to their designs, work on
other job-related tasks, and enjoy more personal time. At SpringSoft,
our mission is to accelerate engineers. The Verdi Automated Debug
System is one way that SpringSoft is Accelerating Engineers.
The Verdi Automated Debug System is
a superset of the DebussyR Debug System and incorporates all of the
technology and capabilities of its predecessor. In addition, the Verdi
system combines advanced debugging features with support for a broad
range of languages and methodologies.
The Verdi system provides the following fundamental debug features:
The Verdi system also includes the following advanced debug features:
The Verdi system supports the following languages and methodologies:
Optimized Open Architecture and Unified Methodology
The
Verdi Automated Debug System is designed so that you can take full
advantage of your verification and debug methodology. The Verdi system
is built on the open Novas Design Knowledge Architecture, which
consists of compilers that extract relevant information into databases
that are optimized for efficient debug. The Verdi system also unifies
your debug process by providing a single solution that operates
seamlessly and consistently across multiple domains – verification
tools, design/verification languages, and abstractions. This
consistency reduces your learning curve and saves time as you move to
new projects using different tools and languages, and allows you to
further leverage your investment in the Verdi system even as your other
tools and methodology evolve.
Interoperability
Verdi Datasheet
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