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<p>at compile time.<br/>
*Emulators do not model precise circuit timing, and hence they will probably not find any race conditions or setup and hold time violations.</p>

<p>These tasks are properly carried out during <a href="page.php?w=logic_simulation">logic simulation</a> or with a <a href="page.php?w=static_timing_analysis">static timing analysis</a> tool.</p>

<p><big> Emulation versus prototyping </big></p>
<p>A key traditional distinction between an emulator and an FPGA prototyping system has been that the emulator provides a rich debug environment,</p><p>
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