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OSCI Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary

In 1999, 35 EDA companies formed a coalition to create an "open-source C++ 'modeling platform'" to allow hardware, software and systems design that set the stage for a new era in electronics design. Ten years later, they have realized their goal and more -- with the approval of IEEE Std. 1666-2005(tm), "Standard for SystemC," and the release of the transaction-level modeling standard, TLM-2.0 as well as other advancements made by OSCI's technical working groups. The industry has joined together to applaud OSCI and several quotes from technical leaders are featured in a press release celebrating OSCI's decade of technical leadership. We invite you read what the industry has to say and share your thoughts on OSCI and SystemC in one of our industry forums. We look forward to another 10 years of service!

 

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• Read the latest OSCI news in the Special Edition December Newsletter.

 

Synthesis Subset Draft 1.3 open for public review via the Synthesis Discussion Forum though January 31, 2010. Read more.

 

Videos Now Available


Video presentations from the 11th North American SystemC User's Group (NASCUG) presented at DAC 2009 are now available.

 

John AynsleyVideo Tutorial "Using TLM-2.0 Extensions for Bus Locking and Snooping" now available.

 

TLM-2.0 In Action Video TutorialLearn about the OSCI TLM-2.0 standard in our "TLM-2.0 in Action" video tutorial.

 

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"The TLM-2.0 Reference Manual demonstrates OSCI's commitment to providing a robust and comprehensive foundation for transaction-level model interoperability and reuse," said OSCI Chairman Ken Tallo. "This important TLM WG milestone; steady progress in the Analog/Mixed-Signal, Language and Synthesis WGs; and new activity within the Configuration, Control and Inspection WG are clear and positive indicators of OSCI's resolve to advance SystemC standards to meet needs of the entire system-level design ecosystem."... More »

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Open source specifications are available for the TLM-2.0.1 standard, TLM-2.0 Reference Manual, SystemC 2.2 library, and synthesizable subset. Drafts are available for the AMS draft 1 standard and synthesizable subset draft 1.3.

IEEE Std. 1666™-2005, SystemC™

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