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7th Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI
p. 64
A System Design Methodology for Telecommunication Network Applications
Julio Leao da Silva, Jr., IMEC
Chantal Ykman-Couvreur, IMEC
Bill Lin, IMEC
Hugo de Man, IMEC
Gjalt de Jong, Alcatel Telecom
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We describe a system design methodology, well-suited for telecom network applications. This methodology is being developed into a compiler called Matisse. The entry point for this methodology is a system specification model that is first compiled into an abstract machine. The abstract machine is implementation-independent, which permits the exploration of different embedded hardware/software realizations. The proposed methodology and tools bridge the gap between system specification and synthesis tools commercially available. This yields several advantages over the design methodology currently used in industry.
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Julio Leao da Silva, Jr., Chantal Ykman-Couvreur, Bill Lin, Hugo de Man, Gjalt de Jong,
"A System Design Methodology for Telecommunication Network Applications,"
glsvlsi,
p. 64,
7th Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI,
1997
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