While writing our two books, Mike and I frequently discussed not only the motivations for creating individual verification components but also how the should "look" for the end-user. Our discussion was always centered around usability for us verification engineers, so presenting a simple, clean code-interface was more important then simplifying the internals of Teal and Truss. (I'm not convinced all verification environment I've seen think that way...)

Mike and I was recently talking to Peggy Aycinena about Teal and Truss and it motivated Mike enough to put pen to paper (or is it key strokes to screen?) and write a couple of articles talking about why our code looks the way it does, one has now been published and the way, Mike also contributed a completely different recipe for success to Peggy!

As a result of this discussion, the first of two articles have recently been published over at SCD-source where Richard Goering works nowadays.

So to read more about why our code looks the way it does click over to SCD-Source. We would love to hear your comments afterwards!

Regards,

Robert

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