TLM-2.0: Essential Framework for ESL Design
OSCI just announced the completion of the transaction-level modeling standard, TLM-2.0. TLM-2.0 enables SystemC model interoperability and reuse, and provides an essential framework for architecture analysis, software development and performance analysis, and hardware verification. TLM-2.0 is available for download at no cost to users. The kit comes with library source code implementation, robust documentation and examples. More than 25 companies have offered quotes demonstrating their support for TLM-2.0. In addition, OSCI has released a whitepaper introducing system-level design and modeling of embedded Analog/Mixed-Signal systems using SystemC AMS extensions. The whitepaper is available for download and provides a first glance at the language constructs being defined by the AMS WG.
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SystemC CommunityFind out the latest About SystemC, Regional Users Groups and Resources in the SystemC Community. Recent Happenings • Transaction-Level Modeling: The OSCI TLM-2.0 standard is now complete. Find out more about this exciting release, read an insider's viewpoint, and download a copy today. • Analog/Mixed-signal: New whitepaper introduces language constructs being defined by the AMS WG. • Latest Downloads: Open source specifications
are available for the TLM-2.0 standard, SystemC 2.2 library and synthesizable
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Featured Quote"The availability of emerging SystemC TLM 2.0 specifications achieves an important milestone for OSCI and SystemC, significantly advancing the development of industry standard transaction-level interfaces and the interoperability of models needed for design and verification of system-on-chips (SoCs) at the system level," said Alain Clouard, chairman of OSCI. "We are very pleased with the continued and cooperative efforts between users, tool suppliers and intellectual property suppliers during its development and call upon the broader SystemC community to take part in the review of what we believe is an excellent candidate for a strong and widely adopted TLM standard."... More » |
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