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C-to-Silicon Compiler 10.1 - Ease Of Use And RTL QoR
In the continuing effort to make high-level synthesis more viable to mainstream RTL designers, Cadence has released version 10.1 of the Cadence C-to-Silicon Compiler (CtoS). This new release continues the recent trend towards overall ease-of-use and Quality of Results. The already popular CtoS GUI has...
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Modeling Interfaces with C-to-Silicon Compiler
Users of ESL tools are curious about the procedure for handling the interface to a bus or other communicaton protocol in a High Level Synthesis environment. This is usually formulated in the following question: “How do we take into account the interface to the bus/processor for a piece of IP going...
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CtoS support of Multiple Clocks
In a previous blog entry we discussed C-to-Silicon’s (CtoS’s) ability to support multiple threads in a similar way that traditional Hardware Description Languages (HDLs) support multiple processes. There are many applications, such as multi-rate DSP applications, in which it is not only necessary...
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C-to-Silicon Support of Concurrent Processes
Another key differentiator of C-to-Silicon Compiler (CtoS) when compared to C / C++ based ESL tools is its ability to describe multiple concurrent threads. CtoS supports multiple concurrent threads because, rather than using pure C or C++ as input language, CtoS uses SystemC. SystemC and CtoS support...
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Industry Discussion about High Level Synthesis
Many of you know that Richard Goering has joined Cadence and now writes a blog called Industry Insights . Just last week Richard posted a blog about High Level Synthesis that generated some debate about what's new. Check it out for yourself, and add your two cents, or $20! Steve Brown
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C-to-Silicon Compiler: A High Level and a Low Level Synthesis Tool
Some customers have inquired if C-to-Silicon Compiler (CtoS) is a “Low Level” Synthesis tool. The question is usually based on the fact that SystemC is the input language for CtoS. It is partially correct. In reality, CtoS is both a High and a Low level synthesis tool. On the High Level side...
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C-to-Silicon Compiler Is The Only ESL Tool With ECO Capabilities
Another key differentiator of C-to-Silicon Compiler (CtoS) when compared to other ESL tools is its ability to make incremental changes to the generated RTL based on very small changes to the System C source code. This capability, allows designers to make very small changes to the generated RTL and gate...
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