> Particularly when you plan to build a series of chips, the continuous approach taken by software is massively preferable.
For sure. I think continuous integration and cataloging of things like coverage collection is something hardware development really benefits from.
The things that hardware development can learn best from the software world are (in my opinion) mainly down to developing and maintaining verification environments, because they are (mostly) just big software projects. The constrained random variety are anyway.
For sure. I think continuous integration and cataloging of things like coverage collection is something hardware development really benefits from.
The things that hardware development can learn best from the software world are (in my opinion) mainly down to developing and maintaining verification environments, because they are (mostly) just big software projects. The constrained random variety are anyway.