> What's the deal with the DAC Trip Report, John?  At this rate, SystemC
  > will be the dominant design language by the time you release it!  ;)
  >
  >     - Brett Cline, VP Marketing
  >       Forte Design Systems


  Editor's Note:  To answer Brett's question, this year's DAC'03 Trip
  Report will be up on DeepChip.com on Tuesday, Jan 13, 2004.  Why a wee
  bit late?  Well, for one thing I've already recieved over 400 customer
  emails from my surveys.  (Last year I got 223.  That's an 80% rise in
  replies!)  On average each user comments on 2 to 3 different tools; so
  that's 2.5 x 400 = 1,000 user comments.  And for each user comment I must

     1.) figure out where the comment goes in the overall report,
     2.) keep track of the anon vs. signed status, and
     3.) clean up the comment's format, spelling, & grammar.

  Last year a contract editor helped me with this.  This year I found out
  she's left the business, so I've been painfully stuck doing all this
  editing on my own between paying consulting gigs.  It's now 70% complete.
  After Christmas break (and God willing) it'll be ready for prime time.

                                          - John Cooley
                                            the ESNUG guy

  P.S. And Brett, SystemC will be the dominant language when pigs fly!  :)


( ESNUG 421 Subjects ) ------------------------------------------ [12/10/03]

 Item  1: ( ESNUG 420 #4 ) What Do Gate-Level Sims Buy You These Days?
 Item  2: A User Asks "What's The Customer Experience With Nassda LEXSim?"
 Item  3: ( ESNUG 403 #5 ) HAL, LEDA, Verilint, HDLLint, Surelint, SpyGlass
 Item  4: ( ESNUG 420 #1 ) Synopsys Rebuffs CeltIC/PrimeTime-SI Benchmark
 Item  5: Which Version Of Linux Is Cadence/Synopsys/Mentor Supporting?
 Item  6: Astro 2003.09 "There is subsequent bug fix release being planned"
 Item  7: ( ESNUG 419 #1 ) A Monterey User Speaks Up About Magma Complaints
 Item  8: ( ESNUG 419 #3 ) Synopsys Vera VCS 7.1 Support Isn't Vaporware
 Item  9: Get Ready For A Catfight Between Summit Design & Orion Consulting
 Item 10: ( ESNUG 420 #6 ) An Eval Of Magma Tools & 4 More Magma User Papers

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