Check out the New SystemC Video Site
Check out the NEW SystemC video site to learn the latest techniques and developments in system-level design. Featuring technical user presentations, comprehensive tutorials from SLD experts and updates on OSCI technical working group activities, the site is dedicated to promoting educational learning and active information exchange across the worldwide SystemC ecosystem. The most recent technical video tutorial was featured at the 2010 Design and Verification Conference and explores the "OSCI TLM-2.0 Standard and Synthesis Subset." Other in-depth tutorials include "TLM-2.0 in Action" and "Using TLM-2.0 Extensions for Bus Locking and Snooping." Videos and presentations from the first annual SystemC Day are also featured. All videos are available free of charge to the worldwide system-level design community.
OSCI recently released AMS 1.0, the SystemC Analog/Mixed-signal extensions language standard. AMS 1.0 is available for download under open-source license. Check out the recent article featured in the DAC Knowledge Center: "SystemC AMS Extensions: Solving the Need for Speed."

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Upcoming SystemC Events
- Tutorial: Introduction to SystemC AMS 1.0 Standard
September 7, PATMOS 2010 - ESCUG Meeting
September 14, FDL 2010 - SystemC EAMS Tutorial
September 16, FDL 2010 - SystemC AMS Extensions
September 16, FDL 2010
Recent Happenings• The OSCI TLM-2.0 Standard and Synthesis Subset Video Tutorial now available -- includes HLS trends, TLM-2.0 FAQ, lessons learned, and more!
• New white paper by AMS Working Group Chairman Martin Barnasconi: SystemC AMS Extensions: Solving the Need for Speed.
• Video presentations from SystemC Day 2010 are now online -- featuring Gary Smith Keynote, technical user presentations and more!
• April Newsletter is now online.
• AMS 1.0 standard is released! Developed by the AMS Working Group, AMS 1.0 is available for immediate download. More information and FAQ.
• New article by Mike Meredith and Steve Svoboda discusses why "The next IC design methodology transition is long overdue."
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OSCI NewsGet the latest Member Press Releases, SystemC Media Coverage and OSCI Press Releases in our News Room.Recent OSCI Press Releases
Featured Quote"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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