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ESL Models and their Application

Electronic System Level Design and Verification in Practice

By: Brian Bailey, Grant Martin

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Hardcover | 22 December 2009

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This book arises from experience the authors have gained from years of work as industry practitioners in the field of Electronic System Level design (ESL). At the heart of all things related to Electronic Design Automation (EDA), the core issue is one of models: what are the models used for, what should the models contain, and how should they be written and distributed. Issues such as interoperability and tool transportability become central factors that may decide which ones are successful and those that cannot get sufficient traction in the industry to survive.

Through a set of real examples taken from recent industry experience, this book will distill the state of the art in terms of System-Level Design models and provide practical guidance to readers that can be put into use. This book is an invaluable tool that will aid readers in their own designs, reduce risk in development projects, expand the scope of design projects, and improve developmental processes and project planning.

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Introduction	p. 1
A Definition of a Model	p. 1
A Day in the Life of a Model	p. 2
Types of Model	p. 7
Models of Computation	p. 8
Simplification	p. 10
Abstraction	p. 10
Structure	p. 10
Models and Languages	p. 12
Imperative Languages	p. 12
Declarative Languages	p. 13
Functional	p. 14
Non-functional	p. 15
Meta	p. 16
Testbench	p. 17
The Desire for a New Language	p. 18
Big Shoes to Fill	p. 19
Ptolemy Simulator	p. 20
SystemC	p. 21
Function and Interface	p. 22
Taxonomy	p. 22
Three New Axes	p. 23
Application to Models and Languages	p. 25
Transformation of Models	p. 27
Definitions	p. 28
References	p. 31
IP Meta-Models for SoC Assembly and HW/SW Interfaces	p. 33
Introduction	p. 33
IP Databases	p. 33
SPIRIT/IP-XACT	p. 34
History of SPIRIT	p. 34
RTL Assembly Level	p. 37
System Modeling Level	p. 41
Register Definition Languages	p. 41
Motivation: Modeling the HW/SW Interface	p. 42
HW/SW Design Flow for HW/SW Interfaces	p. 56
Emerging HW/SW Interface Tools and Design Flows	p. 74
Conclusions	p. 80
References	p. 81
Functional Models	p. 83
Dynamic Models and Languages	p. 84
Algorithmic Languages	p. 84
Architectural Modeling Languages: SystemC	p. 91
Architectural Models	p. 134
Formal Models	p. 137
Property Languages	p. 137
References	p. 141
Testbench Models	p. 143
Testbench Basics	p. 144
Testbench Components	p. 146
Verification Methodologies	p. 149
Verification IP	p. 152
Verification Plan	p. 152
Comparison Model	p. 157
Testbench Languages	p. 158
Progress Model	p. 161
Ad Hoc Metrics	p. 161
Structural Metrics	p. 161
Functional Metrics	p. 162
Coverage Metrics in SystemC	p. 162
Coverage Metrics in System Verilog	p. 165
Input Constraints	p. 166
Verification IP	p. 168
VIP Components	p. 169
VIP Standardization	p. 170
Conclusions	p. 171
References	p. 171
Virtual Prototypes and Mixed Abstraction Modeling	p. 173
Introduction	p. 175
Historical Perspective	p. 176
Use Models	p. 179
Technology	p. 183
Interfaces	p. 187
Processor Models	p. 188
System Prototypes	p. 191
Development Environments for Software Development	p. 191
Hybrid Hardware-Software-Based Development Platforms	p. 193
Hybrid System Prototyping Use Models	p. 194
Constructing a System-Level Virtual Prototype	p. 195
Modeling Languages	p. 196
Model Creation	p. 200
Model Import	p. 201
Model Libraries	p. 201
Virtual Devices	p. 202
Modeling the Environment	p. 204
Tying it all Together	p. 205
Documentation	p. 205
Running the Prototype	p. 206
Debug	p. 207
Analysis	p. 208
Verification	p. 214
Platform Deployment	p. 214
Verification Methodology Manual	p. 215
Building the RTL Testbench	p. 216
Regressions	p. 217
Example	p. 218
The Application	p. 219
The Bottom Line	p. 222
The Future	p. 223
References	p. 224
Processor-Centric Design: Processors, Multi-Processors, and Software	p. 225
Choices and Trade-Offs in Processor-Centric Design	p. 225
An ASIP Integrated Development Environment (IDE)	p. 229
Introduction to Flow and Example	p. 232
Starting with Algorithms	p. 234
Processor Definition	p. 234
Designing the Design Space Exploration	p. 234
Exploring the Processor Design Space: Preconfigured Cores	p. 234
Exploring the Processor Design Space: Automatically	p. 240
Exploring the Processor Design Space: Cache and Memory	p. 248
Exploring the Processor Design Space: Fine-Tuning	p. 249
Speed-Area-Power Trade-offs	p. 252
Detailed Energy Space Exploration	p. 255
Software Implementation	p. 256
Predicting Software Performance via Sampling	p. 258
Multicore Issues	p. 261
A Practical Methodology for Multi-processor ASIP Definition and Programming	p. 262
Developing Multicore System-Level Models	p. 265
Porting Methodology for New Video Codecs to the Multicore system	p. 265
Using the IDE for Multicore Simulation and Validation	p. 267
Debug	p. 268
Single-Core Debug in the IDE	p. 268
Multi-processor Debug in the IDE	p. 268
Conclusions	p. 272
References	p. 272
Codesign Experiences Based on a Virtual Platform	p. 273
Introduction	p. 273
Virtual Platforms	p. 274
Introduction	p. 274
Evolution of Platform Complexity	p. 274
Methodologies	p. 275
Commercial Technologies for Virtual Platform Development	p. 277
Models of Computation	p. 280
Platform and Application Description	p. 281
System Specification and Functional Verification	p. 282
Architectural Exploration	p. 284
Analysis	p. 292
Integration	p. 297
Experiments	p. 300
Pipelined vs. Non-pipelined Models	p. 300
Architectural Exploration of the JPEG Decoder	p. 302
Conclusion	p. 305
References	p. 307
Transaction-Level Platform Creation	p. 309
Introduction	p. 309
Transaction-Level Modeling Comes of Age	p. 311
Model Abstractions	p. 312
Terminology	p. 312
Model Taxonomy	p. 313
Roles of the TLM Platform	p. 315
Contextual Verification	p. 317
Creating Models	p. 319
Model Refinement	p. 320
Multi-abstraction	p. 323
Verification	p. 325
Timing	p. 333
Timing Policies	p. 335
Delay	p. 335
Split	p. 336
Sequential	p. 337
Pipelining	p. 338
Putting it all Together	p. 339
Timing Callbacks	p. 341
Power	p. 342
Creating a Model	p. 342
Using Model Builder	p. 342
Synchronization	p. 345
Integrating 3rd party Models	p. 346
Model Abstraction	p. 346
Building a System	p. 346
Navigating a System	p. 347
Example	p. 348
Building the System	p. 350
Running the Simulation	p. 351
Analyzing the System	p. 354
Inserting an ISS Model	p. 356
Conclusions	p. 358
References	p. 359
C/C++ Hardware Design for the Real World	p. 361
Introduction	p. 361
Chapter Overview	p. 362
Where Does it Fit in an ESL Flow	p. 363
Hardware Implementation Input	p. 365
High-Level Synthesis Output	p. 367
Verification Models	p. 368
Other Uses for the Input Model	p. 369
Why C/C++/SystemC	p. 369
Language Limitations for Synthesis	p. 372
High-Level Synthesis Fundamentals	p. 373
Schedule and Allocation Trade-offs	p. 373
Synthesis at the Interface	p. 375
Hierarchy	p. 375
Other Control	p. 376
Target Library	p. 378
Data-Type Libraries for Synthesis	p. 378
Synthesis Tools	p. 382
Synthesis Domains	p. 385
A Simple Example	p. 385
Embedded Architecture	p. 386
Tying It into a Verification Flow	p. 392
Verification with Simulation	p. 392
Verification with Equivalence Checking	p. 394
Verification Against Algorithmic Model	p. 394
Verifying Power	p. 396
A More Complex Example	p. 397
The Application	p. 398
The Flow	p. 399
Design	p. 400
Verification	p. 415
Synthesis	p. 417
Results	p. 423
Results Analysis	p. 425
Successful Adoption	p. 426
The Future	p. 428
Summary	p. 429
References	p. 430
Acronyms	p. 433
Index	p. 437
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