Formality
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What is Formality?
Formality is a minimal dependently typed language and proof assistant. It is based on a calculus of constructions, aimed at being extremely simple, efficient, and suitable for formally verifying complex systems. It allows users to write code and prove its correctness simultaneously.
What other technologies are related to Formality?
Formality Competitor Technologies
Conformal
Conformal LEC from Cadence is a direct competitor to Formality as it is also an equivalence checking tool.
Conformal LEC
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A direct competitor equivalence checking tool to Formality.
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Formality Complementary Technologies
Primetime
Static Timing Analysis (STA) tool from Synopsys. Formality relies on timing information for sequential equivalence checking and is often used in conjunction with STA tools for signoff.
Design Compiler
A logic synthesis tool. Formality verifies the output of Design Compiler.
Fusion Compiler
A digital implementation tool. Formality verifies the output of Fusion Compiler.
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Which job functions commonly mention Formality?
Chip Designer
0.4% of all Chip Designer jobs mention Formality
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Hardware Engineer
0.3% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention Formality
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Electrical Engineer
0.1% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention Formality
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Technical Designer
165 Technical Designer jobs mention Formality
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Engineer
688 Engineer jobs mention Formality
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