My blog about the adventure of life: travel, personal finance, life hacks and tech.
Last week I got an e-mail from a manager. “I saw your name on some source code. Nice job. Here is some information that might interest you.” Sweet. By just typing my name, I got information I needed, plus I have someone thinking nice things about me. If you do good work, put your name on it. If you do not do good work, well, you can stop reading right now.
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Eclipse works great for me as an C++ integrated development environment (IDE) for OpenAccess-based applications. It supports all the same platforms as OpenAccess, and it’s free software.
This article addresses C++ application development using Eclipse CDT. I wrote another article on using Eclipse PyDev to develop OpenAccess Python applications.
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In your career, you have probably worked very closely with certain companies, and you want to connect with your friends there. You could connect with them easily if you added that company to your profile, but since you were never actually an employee, that company really does not belong in your LinkedIn profile.
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This is an old, old post, but over the years it continues to be one of my most popular pages. I leave it here in the hope that it is still useful. Please add your corrections or comment. –John
It is good design practice to use as few SDC files as possible. This post describes a way to create a single SDC file that can be used both before and after clock tree synthesis (CTS), and by both Cadence PKS and SoC Encounter.More
I was profiled in the cover story for Japanese magazine Engineer Type.
