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A top-down design methodology using virtual platforms for concept development
2012
Thirteenth International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED)
Virtual platforms are widely used for system-level modeling, design and simulation. In this paper, we propose a virtual platform-based, top-down, system-level design methodology for developing and testing hardware/software right from the concept level and even before the architecture is finalized. The methodology is based on using tools such as QEMU, SystemC and TLM2.0 that starts with a functional, high-level description of the system and gradually refines the intricate architectural details.
doi:10.1109/isqed.2012.6187531
dblp:conf/isqed/ShahMCS12
fatcat:plt5jvjeubhydknj3n7puhzbki