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uRM task-level interface?

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Hi, I am reading Cadence "EZ-Start Guide: SV interface" article. And I found Cadence recommend using task-level interface to do Transaction Layer Modeling (but the article is not very clear). My question is 1. Can this method provide transaction layer blocking/non-blocking put/get/peek? Is there any other reference article can provide more information? 2. When will SV uRM open to our users? I have heard from a Cadence AE that uRM will be open at the end of 2006, but it failed :( Best regards, Davy


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    Hi Steve and Zeev,

    Thanks a lot for the information! I have sent a email to my local AE to ask for the licence.

    And I will dive into IPCM when it is done.

    Best regards,
    Davy


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    Hi Steve and Zeev,

    Thanks a lot for the information! I have sent a email to my local AE to ask for the licence.

    And I will dive into IPCM when it is done.

    Best regards,
    Davy


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by davyzhu
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