|  New Product Press Release, October 30, 2009 Gates-on-the-Fly Netlist Editor adds Waveform Viewer InteroperabilitySynaptiCAD's Gates-on-the-Fly (GOF), a
              Verilog netlist editor and incremental schematic viewer,
              has added schematic back annotation and waveform viewer
              cross-probing. Using one of SynaptiCAD's waveform viewers,
              you can view waveforms from a simulation (e.g. a VCD file)
              or a logic analyzer and show specific logic states
              annotated on GOF schematic windows. The schematic and the
              waveform displays are linked so that you can quickly
              control the simulation time that is displayed from either
              the schematic or the waveform windows.   
	             
                
                   Cross-Probing and Schematic Back Annotation Once a Verilog netlist is loaded into the
              Gates-on-the-Fly editor, you can select and view partial
              sections of the netlist as a GofTrace schematic window.
              Then, when a waveform file has been loaded into
              SynaptiCAD's waveform viewer, GOF supports several methods
              of controlling what waveforms are shown in the waveform
              window from a schematic window.  Logic states at a specific simulation time
              can be sent and displayed on the active schematic window
              by right clicking in the timeline of the waveform viewer.
              New buttons in GOF also allow moving backwards and
              forwards in time to the next or previous logic change on
              the nets shown in the schematic or jumping directly to a
              user-entered time.  SynaptiCAD's Waveform Viewer  Several of SynaptiCAD's products (Timing
           Diagram Pro, WaveFormer Pro, BugHunter Pro, and VeriLogger
           Extreme) support GOF schematic annotation. If you do not own
           one of these products, you can download SynaptiCAD's free
           WaveViewer software which also supports GOF schematic
           annotation.  Gates-on-the-Fly Overview Gates-on-the-Fly (GOF) graphically analyzes and edits
              	  large Verilog netlists that have been generated from a
              	  synthesis or layout tool. Netlists sometimes require
              	  changes to either meet timing closure specifications,
              	  fix functional logic bugs, or to repartition a design.
              	  Using GOF, you can easily find and view specific logic
              	  cones in your design on a schematic to visualize just
              	  the paths you need to see without unnecessary clutter.
              	  GOF also simplifies mapping from RTL level constructs
              	  to their gate-level equivalents, so that you can
              	  pinpoint the locations where changes need to be made.
              	  GOF's ECO mode supports both graphical and
              	  script-based editing features for tracking ECO
              	  changes. Metal-only ECO operations are also supported
              	  with an automatic spare gates flow.  Pricing and Availability Gates-on-the-Fly is available on Windows
              and Linux. A perpetual license sells for $5000 on Windows
              (special introductory pricing is available for the next 90
              days). Leasing options are also available.                
               For more information, contact SynaptiCAD at phone
	  (540)953-3390, fax (540)953-3078, email:
			   [email protected], web www.syncad.com  Marketing Contact For any questions concerning this press
              release please contact Donna Mitchell at 540-953-3390 or
              email at [email protected]. High-resolution images can be
              downloaded directly from SynaptiCAD's web site at
              www.syncad.com.  |