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Language-based high level transaction extraction on on-chip buses

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5 Author(s)
Yi-Le Huang ; Dept. of Comput. Sci., Nat. Tsing-Hua Univ., Hsinchu ; Chun-Yao Wang ; Yeh, R. ; Shih-Chieh Chang
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With the increasing in silicon densities, SoC designs are the stream in modern electronics systems. Accordingly, the verification for SoC designs is crucial. One of the main problems in SoC verification is to verify whether the interface of a block works properly in its intended system. Transaction-based verification methodologies have been proposed to deal with this problem, and they allow users creating tests and writing test benches more easily. Furthermore, verifying interface designs in transaction level is very efficient. Previous work creates extractor manually for one on-chip bus (OCB), and the extra efforts are needed for other OCBs. In this paper, we present a language-based methodology to specify the bus behaviors in transaction level. Then the actual signals on the buses can be extracted to a higher level of abstraction. The bus behaviors displayed in transaction level significantly reduce the verification efforts for verification engineers. Furthermore, the corresponding transaction extractors are automatically generated. We demonstrate the success of our approach on AMBA AHB and Sonics' OCP buses

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Quality Electronic Design, 2006. ISQED '06. 7th International Symposium on

Date of Conference: 27-29 March 2006

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