Verification of Licensed Hard Core Implementation Using Final Netlist Sample Clauses

Verification of Licensed Hard Core Implementation Using Final Netlist. (a) For each Licensed Hard Core Implementation developed pursuant to the rights granted in Section 2.3 which Licensee desires to verify pursuant to this Section 2 of this Exhibit B, Licensee shall run the VTS on the final production version of the layout netlist for such Licensed Hard Core Implementation (“Final Netlist”), instantiated within a test bench provided by MIPS (the “Verification Test Bench”). For each Licensed Hard Core Implementation developed pursuant to the rights granted in Section 2.1 which Licensee desires to verify pursuant to this Section 2 of this Exhibit B, Licensee shall run the AVP on the Final Netlist, instantiated within a test bench developed by Licensee (the “Licensee Verification Test Bench”). The Final Netlist instantiated within the Verification Test Bench or the Licensee Verification Test Bench, as applicable, is referred to herein as the “Netlist Verification Environment.” Licensee shall deliver to MIPS a copy of the log resulting from running the AVP or VTS, as applicable, on the Netlist Verification Environment and any other resulting data (“Netlist Log Results”). (b) In addition to the Netlist Log Results delivered pursuant to Section 2(a), Licensee shall provide MIPS with a copy of the Netlist Verification Environment and any other data required for MIPS to recreate the running of the AVP or VTS, as applicable, on the Netlist Verification Environment (collectively, the “Netlist Test Deliverables”). (c) Within thirty (30) days of MIPS’ receipt of the Netlist Test Deliverables, MIPS shall review the Netlist Log Results, and, at its option, may run the applicable AVP or VTS, as applicable, on the Netlist Verification Environment delivered by Licensee and may notify Licensee in writing that the Licensed Hard Core Implementation has passed the compatibility verification process, or that the Licensed Hard Core Implementation has not passed together with details of the failure. In the event that MIPS does not provide such written notification to Licensee within such thirty (30) day period, the Licensed Hard Core Implementation will be deemed to have passed the compatibility verification process. MIPS will give notice that a Licensed Hard Core Implementation has passed only when the Netlist Log Results and MIPS’ log results (if any) indicate that no errors have been detected or MIPS agrees to waive any errors detected.