Is there any reference on IP design

[topza]

i wanna extract some reusable modules from my ASIC project. i hope they can meet the needs of IP. but i have no experience on IP design and donot know the requirement. i wish you can share your experience and refrences to me

 

[vaf20]

i need it too.
is there any other tools notwithstanding EDA tools for ip design?
tnx

 

[aramis]

you can refernec to the book "RMM", it is a Bible in this domain and it will told you about resuable module coding guideline, although i didn't follow it.

 

[philewar]

you can refernec to the book "RMM", it is a Bible in this domain and it will told you about resuable module coding guideline, although i didn't follow it.

Hello Aramis,

Seems that you have other thoughts besides those in RMM.
I think It will be appreciated if you share your opinions.

Thx.

Best,

philewar

 

[aramis]

Hello Aramis,

Seems that you have other thoughts besides those in RMM.
I think It will be appreciated if you share your opinions.

Thx.

Best,

philewar

No, i said that because i don't have time to read it.......

aramis

 

[tsehonkit]

What is the full name of RMM?
Is there any e-book available for RMM?
Thanks!

 

[vaf20]

hi tsehonkit
RMM stand for Reuse Manual Methodology.
you can get RMM v.2 (i think but i am not sure in version) in elektroda.
good luck!

 

[tsehonkit]

Thank you vaf20
I had download it.

/ Warning #1 - No thanks at elektroda! /

 

[tsehonkit]

Yes, I should follow the rules since I forgot to check the post is a legal post.

I am so insterested why there exist sush a cool rule in elektroda?
What is the spirit behind this rule? I cannot say thank to somebody that give me helpfull information. May be I will get another warning message I guess.

 

[superluminal]

the problem is that many users just have posts of " thanks " & " it is good , thank you " just to increase their posts ! . Actually , may be many users just want to say " Thank you " for a nice help or advice & you can do this by using PM