Got SystemVerilog Testbench Code with UVM, SVA ? Let’s Lint It – For Free!

We're inviting all SystemVerilog developers to share their testbench code using #UVM and/or #SVA for a free lint-check as part of our upcoming technical meetup.

✅ Submit your repo path or URL
✅ We’ll run our lint tools on it
✅ Get a detailed report
✅ Your code might be featured in a live demo!

🗓️ Event: #UVMLint and #SVALint Meetup
📍 Location: Cambridge, UK (remote attendance available)
👥 113+ engineers already registered, and counting!

Don’t miss the chance to get valuable insights into your testbench quality — from syntax to assertions to methodology compliance.

Register now: https://lnkd.in/dW3nX_KC

Special thanks to our collaborators: Ajeetha Kumari, Ben Cohen, Hemamalini Sundaram and the #AsFigo team.

#SystemVerilog #UVM #SVA #Lint #EDA #Verification #OpenSource #Meetup

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