IDE
5 posts
Why Not an IDE?
As anyone (technical) who knows me can attest, I'm a big fan of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). I've personally focused particularly on the [Eclipse](http://eclipse.org/) IDE, but I'm more generally a fan of the concept -- the notion that the task …
DVKit: Setting up SystemVerilog Development
[](/legacy-img/Headlinefull-2.png) In my [last post](/blog/dvkit-workspaces-projects-and-legacy-code/) on DVKit, I described how Eclipse uses projects to group source files, and uses workspaces to organize the projects and settings for a given developmen…
DVKit: Workspaces, Projects, and Legacy Code
In [Part 1](/blog/dvkit-more-productive-code-development-for-dv-engineers/) of this series, I introduced DVKit, an Eclipse-based IDE for files types used by DV engineers. If you're used to editing your source files with a single-file editor like Vi/Vim or Emac…
DVKit: More-productive Code Development for DV Engineers
[](/legacy-img/BlogHeadline.png) If you're a design verification (DV) engineer, how many different languages do you code in every day? If you're like me, the number is significant. On any given day, I might find myself working on SystemVerilog, PERL, …
SVEditor: What's that reference? (Part 1)
One key feature of integrated development environments -- especially those for object oriented languages -- is the ability to find the references to a data type, a method, or a data field. A few months back, I implemented initial reference-finding functionalit…