A programming environment for the design of complex high speed ASICs

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Abstract

A C++ based programming environment for the design of complex high speed ASICs is presented. The design of a 75 Kgate DECT transceiver is used as a driver example. Compact descriptions, combined with efficient simulation and synthesis strategies are essential for the design of such a complex system. It is shown how a C++ programming approach outperforms traditional HDL-based methods.

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Schaumont, P., Vernalde, S., Rijnders, L., Engels, M., & Bolsens, I. (1998). A programming environment for the design of complex high speed ASICs. In Proceedings - Design Automation Conference (pp. 315–320). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/277044.277135

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