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9.3.2. Perl in Chip Design Automation
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- 1.
What is Perl primarily used for in chip design automation?
Hint
Think about how you process information in logs.
- 2.
Define file parsing in the context of Perl.
Hint
Focus on how you would use Perl to handle text.
- 3.
Which task is NOT typically automated using Perl in chip design?
- Generating test vectors
- Running simulations
- Parsing logs
Hint
Think about the primary functions of Perl.
- 4.
True or False: Perl is ideal for automating file parsing and report generation.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on Perl's strengths.
- 5.
Design a Perl script that connects to a database, retrieves the latest simulation results, and formats them as a report.
Hint
Focus on establishing a connection first and use SQL queries effectively.
- 6.
Develop a Perl script that reads a logfile containing performance data, parses it, and generates a summary report highlighting discrepancies.
Hint
Pay attention to how you structure the report for clarity.
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70%
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