SAVANT/TyVIS/WARPED: components for the analysis and simulation of VHDL

SAVANT/TyVIS/WARPED: components for the analysis and simulation of VHDL
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SAVANT/TyVIS/WARPED:用于 VHDL 分析和仿真的组件

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1998
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Proceedings International Verilog HDL Conference and VHDL International Users Forum
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通讯作者:
K. Subramani
K. Subramani
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作者:
P. Wilsey;D.E. Martin;K. Subramani

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辛辛那提大学的SAVANT、QUEST II和HEPE研究项目包括VHDL分析和仿真能力的开发和分发。这些功能正在免费分发用于非商业用途。SAVANT项目正在进行中,专门用于开发具有良好文档记录的可扩展中间形式的VHDL分析仪;主要目标是将VHDL技术顺利集成到大学和工业研究计划中。SAVANT项目由空军SBIR计划资助,是辛辛那提大学和MTL系统公司之间的联合活动。QUEST II计划正在研究用于仿真、行为综合和ATPG的并行算法和体系结构。HEPE计划正在研究(部分)放松因果顺序的主动网络的并行模拟的新策略。作为QUEST II/HEPE模拟活动的一部分,正在开发一个VHDL模拟内核,该内核将与SAVANT中间形式一起运行,用于顺序或并行执行VHDL模型(SAVANT中间体的C++代码生成器正在由SAVANT和QUEST II程序联合开发)。来自QUEST和HEPE模拟程序的所有软件都可以免费使用(商业或其他)。
The SAVANT, QUEST II, and HEPE research programs at the University of Cincinnati include the development and distribution of VHDL analysis and simulation capabilities. These capabilities are being freely distributed for non-commercial use. The SAVANT project is underway specifically to develop a VHDL analyzer with a well-documented, extensible intermediate form; the main objective is to smooth the integration of VHDL technology into university and industrial research programs. The SAVANT project is funded through the Air Force SBIR program and is a joint activity between the University of Cincinnati and MTL Systems, Inc. The QUEST II program is investigating parallel algorithms and architectures for simulation, behavioral synthesis, and ATPG. The HEPE program is investigating (in part) novel strategies for relaxing causal orders in the parallel simulation of active networks. As part of the QUEST II/HEPE simulation activities, a VHDL simulation kernel is being developed that will operate with the SAVANT intermediate form for sequential or parallel execution of VHDL models (a C++ code generator from the SAVANT intermediate is being jointly developed by the SAVANT and QUEST II programs). All of the software from the QUEST and HEPE simulation programs is freely available for use (commercial or otherwise).