No, and I would love to find a resource to help me bend UVM to my will. Alas, I’m in a niche of a niche on a currently niche platform. I’m not hopeful for years. The subreddit for FPGA is all I got right now.
@sincle354 I’m interested in this too, the closest community I know of is [email protected] which is for electrical & computer engineering in general but can be a good starting point for the digital design community.
You use terminal because you know what you are doing.
I use terminal because I want to feel like a hacker in a 90’s movie.
We are not the same.
You use the terminal because you like the UX experience.
I use the terminal because the best IDE I can install on my work server is vim7.4.*
We are not the same.
*VHDL and SV. I can’t install python for TerosHDL
Nice and rare to see a fellow SV user. Did you come across to any relevant communities for digital design and verification, asic or fpga?
No, and I would love to find a resource to help me bend UVM to my will. Alas, I’m in a niche of a niche on a currently niche platform. I’m not hopeful for years. The subreddit for FPGA is all I got right now.
I would love some uvm content as well.
@sincle354 I’m interested in this too, the closest community I know of is [email protected] which is for electrical & computer engineering in general but can be a good starting point for the digital design community.
https://hackertyper.com/
Go get’em, Crash Override!
I use the terminal only to install something I need