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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 12, 2002
Filed:
Sep. 24, 1998
Brian Bailey, Oregon City, OR (US);
Other;
Abstract
Hardware and software of a system is co-verified with synchronization events generated in the respective hardware and software verifications being accumulated and provided to the other verification on a periodic basis. The faster verification is halted to allow the slower verification to catch up, upon expiration of a synchronization window. Once caught up, the accumulated synchronization events are provided to the respective other verification. The transferred synchronization events are then in turn injected into the other verification at the same offset time into a synchronization period the synchronization events occurred in the previous synchronization period.
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