Verisity says "e" language is truly open
Verisity says "e" language is truly open
By Richard Goering, EE Times
June 11, 2003 (5:26 p.m. EST)
URL: http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG20030611S0040
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. Responding to concerns that its "e" verification language is not truly open, a Verisity representative said this week (June 9) that third parties can now begin developing and integrating tools using the "e" language. The response follows questions raised by Michael Horne, chief executive of Qualis, which developed verification intellectual property based on "e." Writing in the latest Verification Guild newsletter, Horne said there are "real questions in the verification community about whether 'e' is truly open." He applauded Verisity's efforts to push "e" through the IEEE standardization process, but noted previous Verisity comments that "e" is not a public language and that third-party companies would not have the right to deliver "e" verification IP to the general market.
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