Aldec Design and Verification Louie De Luna
Louie is responsible for FPGA level in-target testing technology and requirements lifecycle management for DO-254 and other safety-critical industry standards. He received his B.S. in Computer Engineering from University of Nevada in 2001. His practical engineering experience includes areas in … More » Spec-TRACER now directly integrated with IBM DOORSDecember 10th, 2014 by Louie De Luna
In response to user feedback, Aldec has developed a direct integration between IBM® Rational ® DOORS ® and our requirements management tool, Spec-TRACER™, to enable users to extend the traceability data in DOORS to FPGA design and verification elements. Aldec has a strong 30-year+ history of asking and listening to the engineering community and we’re proud to say, thanks to your requests, that Spec-TRACER 2014.12 featuring direct integration with DOORS… is now available to test drive. Below you’ll find an overview of the Spec-TRACER/DOORS tool flow. DOORS remains the main source and environment for managing board requirements and other higher level requirements, while Spec-TRACER remains the main source and environment for managing FPGA requirements, conceptual design data, detailed design data, test cases, test procedures, test results, traceability data and review activities. Spec-TRACER also remains the main source for generating all the pertinent reports for the FPGA project such as requirements documents, verification procedures, test results, impact analysis reports and project status reports. For the rest of this article, visit the Aldec Design and Verification Blog. Tags: Aldec, conceptual design data, detailed design data, environment for managing fpga requirements, FPGA Design, fpga project, ibm rational doors, impact analysis reports, managing board requirements, managing higher level requirements, project status reports, requirements documents, review activities, spec-tracer, test cases, test procedures, test results, traceability data, verification elements, verification procedures Category: Requirements Management |