10 ways to get your EDA tools to run faster, smoother, and longer
September 22, 2011
The IT troubleshooter drops his pack into a chair across the table from me and sits down. “We take care of…problems” he says. The problems he’s referring to are sluggish EDA tools. Perhaps you’ve encountered a few. Perhaps you suspected the performance problems were the fault of the tools. Sometimes, it is but more often, it’s not. It’s the infrastructure running the tools. Peter Vincent’s mission is to debug IT infrastructures that inhibit EDA tool performance and he has some free tips for you if you need help in this department.
Vincent says that the three biggest problems are:
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