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Henderson, NV – January 14, 2026 – Aldec, Inc., a pioneer in mixed HDL language simulation and verification solutions for FPGA and ASIC design, today announced the release of ALINT-PRO 2025.12, which provides new design rules and guidance for mixed-language projects. This update will help engineering teams improve accuracy, maintainability, and IP interoperability when combining VHDL and Verilog/SystemVerilog within a single project. As mixed-language development becomes common for IP reuse, third-party integration, and long-term product maintenance, design teams face challenges caused by ambiguous mappings, inconsistent parameter passing, and misuse of configurations. ALINT-PRO 2025.12 reduces these risks by applying a concentrated set of best practice rules aimed at preventing integration issues before simulation, logic synthesis, and downstream verification. Please refer to the attached document for more details.

Most FPGA designs include configurable IP blocks provided by FPGA vendors. These IP blocks may contain synthesizable RTL code. In CDC verification, pseudo violations can occur due to this IP, leading to increased analysis time. In this webinar, we will introduce how to describe constraints for IP using block-level constraints in ALINT-PRO.

With the evolution of FPGA technology, traditional programmable logic areas have been supplemented by CPUs, GPUs, and high-speed peripherals, making design verification increasingly challenging. Relying solely on physical verification for FPGA testing is clearly insufficient for safety-critical designs, and FPGA teams are adopting advanced design verification methodologies and techniques to develop their own verification processes. In this final installment of the webinar series, we will introduce advanced verification solutions such as scoreboards, checkers, functional coverage, and assertions. We will also cover transaction-based debugging and unit linting features, as well as regression testing using Riviera-PRO.