verification

Problem Description : I design in SystemVerilog and write the testbenches in the same language. I want to be able to compile my design and test different functions during simulation in the way you would using an interpreter with e. Ideally, I would have a terminal pop-up upon simulation when the simulator hit some line. Potential Ideas : I've looked at the DPI-C and it seems like I would have to "export" all tasks in my project in order to run them from the interpreter. However, I'm not sure how to do this automatically or if there's a better way. Furthermore, I have no idea how I would get C

I am designing a website.I want to validate the mobile no. entered by the user on the registration page, by sending a verification code to his mobile phone. Can anyone give me pointers to how should i proceed with it?? There are two options, depending on your budget. Option 1 - buy an SMS gateway and install it on your server. You can then call an API from your server-side script that will send an SMS - you will need to supply the mobile phone number and the text content. This is the more expensive option unless you have a lot of volume. Option 2 - use an SMS gateway service. In this case,

How can process a form on the same page vs using a separate process page. Right now for signups, comment submissions, etc I use a second page that verifies data and then submits and routes back to home.php. How can I make it so that on submit, the page itself verifies rather than using a second page. You can tell the form to submit to the PHP's self, then check the $_POST variables for form processing. This method is very good for error checking as you can set an error and then have the form reload with any information the user's previously submitted still in tact (i.e. they don't lose their

I have implemented a test app with Android's In-App Billing. I have filled in my Public Key in the Security.java file. Everything works, but when I submit the payment, the app crashes. I receive an error in LogCat that says "Signature Verification Failed", which corresponds to this bit of code: if (!sig.verify(Base64.decode(signature))) { Log.e(TAG, "Signature verification failed."); return false; } If I change that bit to return true instead of return false, then everything works properly - I can submit payment and safely return to the app - but I am assuming that something else is wrong,