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About four years ago I gave a couple of talks on the myths surrounding formal. Although, formal has seen more adoption since then, we have a long way to go before it is recognized as a mainstream technology used throughout design and verification. I still see some of these myths clouding the judgement of end users and their managers. Last year at DVCon US, I was invited to be on a very entertaining panel on whether one should go deep or go broad with formal. We discussed whether one needs a PhD to do formal! Well one thing we could all agree was that you don’t. What you do need is the combination of a disciplined process, plan and execution of good rules.
Over the last decade, I have worked on projects with engineers at the coalface of
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