A phone interview first. Asked to describe work history and offered job description.
A long employment application filled out online, printed out and bring to on-site interview.
The perception I gathered from the interview is that Marvell did not emphasize on verification and in the process of rectifying that. One engineer warned me that I should expect resistance of forcing verification methodology on the teams if I were to be offered and accept the job.
A piece of SystemVerilog code regarding fork/join_none and explain its behavior
(the following code is not exact)
module ... fork for (i=0; i<16; i++) begin $display("%d\n", i); #1 end join_none endmodule
output: 0 1 2 . 15
simulation ends at time 0
Q: Why it ends at time 0, where does #1 go?
C questions:
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