Asim was developed by Compaq researchers in late 1998 to allow model writers to faithfully represent the detailed timing of set of issues identified during two standards efforts: the IEEE Std. 1061-1998 for a Software Quality Metrics Methodology and the American National Standard Recommended Practice for Software Reliability (ANSI/AIAA R-013-1992). The second approach ties these knowledge requirements to phases in the software development life cycle. Together, these approaches define a bodyof knowledge that shows software engineers why and when to measure quality. For detail, see
LEAP is a Virtual Platform that provides a consistent set of interfaces and functionalities to an FPGA application across a range of physical FPGA platforms. For the detail, see
To setup FPGA with AWB and LEEP, see
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