The principal contribution of this paper is the demonstration of a promising technique for the synthesis of hardware and software from a single specification which is also amenable to formal analysis. We also demonstrate how the notion of synchronous observers may provide a way for engineers to express formal assertions about circuits which may be more accessible then the emerging grammar based approaches. We also report that the semantic basis for the system we evaluate pays dividends when formal static analysis is performed using model checking. 1
Until now, there was no single resource for actual digital system design. Using both basic and advan...
Verification is widely recognized as one of the most difficult aspects of computer hardware design. ...
Creating software for embedded systems requires rigid quality measures. The reason for this is that ...
. Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification....
In the age of submicron technology a single chip may contain tens or even hundreds of millions trans...
This paper describes how model checking has been integrated into an industrial hardware design proce...
Dynamic hardware reconfiguration based on run-time system specialization is viable with FPGAs. The r...
Designing modern processors is a great challenge as they involve millions of components. Traditional...
Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification, w...
. In our terminology, the term "formal synthesis" stands for a synthesis process where the...
Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification, w...
Hardware description languages have been used in industry since the 1960s to document and simulate h...
Formal synthesis has become an interesting alternative towards post-synthesis verification. Formal s...
Abstract: Various logics are applied to specification and verification of both hardware and software...
A logic simulator can prove the correctness of a digital circuit when it can be shown that only circ...
Until now, there was no single resource for actual digital system design. Using both basic and advan...
Verification is widely recognized as one of the most difficult aspects of computer hardware design. ...
Creating software for embedded systems requires rigid quality measures. The reason for this is that ...
. Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification....
In the age of submicron technology a single chip may contain tens or even hundreds of millions trans...
This paper describes how model checking has been integrated into an industrial hardware design proce...
Dynamic hardware reconfiguration based on run-time system specialization is viable with FPGAs. The r...
Designing modern processors is a great challenge as they involve millions of components. Traditional...
Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification, w...
. In our terminology, the term "formal synthesis" stands for a synthesis process where the...
Formal Synthesis is a methodology developed at Kent for combining circuit design and verification, w...
Hardware description languages have been used in industry since the 1960s to document and simulate h...
Formal synthesis has become an interesting alternative towards post-synthesis verification. Formal s...
Abstract: Various logics are applied to specification and verification of both hardware and software...
A logic simulator can prove the correctness of a digital circuit when it can be shown that only circ...
Until now, there was no single resource for actual digital system design. Using both basic and advan...
Verification is widely recognized as one of the most difficult aspects of computer hardware design. ...
Creating software for embedded systems requires rigid quality measures. The reason for this is that ...