Designer controlled behavioral synthesis

1 January 1989

proceedings article
Published by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

p. 754-757
https://doi.org/10.1145/74382.74522

Abstract

This paper describes features of EXEL, a graphic language that gives the designer control over the behavioral synthesis process. Control is achieved by allowing the designer to partially specify the structural design into which the description is going to be compiled, or by binding desired variables and operators to particular components or connections, and binding desired operations to particular states of the final design. EXEL's compiler runs on SUN-3 workstations and is written in C and SUNVIEW.

Keywords

DESIGNER CONTROL
SUN-3 WORKSTATIONS
GRAPHIC LANGUAGE
PARTICULAR COMPONENT
FINAL DESIGN
BEHAVIORAL SYNTHESIS PROCESS
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
PARTICULAR STATE
WORKSTATIONS
COMPUTER GRAPHICS
CONSTRAINT OPTIMIZATION
HIGH LEVEL SYNTHESIS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
PROCESS CONTROL

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