HIDEL. A language for hierarchical VLSI design

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HIDEL (HIerarchical DEscription Language) is a new language for structural description of hardware systems. The use of HIDEL allows a modular and hierarchical description of a hardware system. HIDEL can be integrated with a data model, called the Hierarchical Hypergraph with Ports (HHP), which provides a graph-based description of a VLSI object at different levels of specification. The possibility of extending the HIDEL-HHP environment with functional description for simulation is also investigated.

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Ancona, M., Clematis, A., De Floriani, L., & Puppo, E. (1991). HIDEL. A language for hierarchical VLSI design. Computer Journal, 34(3), 195–206. https://doi.org/10.1093/comjnl/34.3.195

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