Approaches toward silicon compilation

Goldberg, Andrew V.; Hirschhorn, S.; Lieberheer, K. J.

doi:10.1109/mcd.1985.6311968

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“…silicon compilation systems that have been proposed have made use of cmstrained architectures. Perhaps the most Spupular such architecture has been the data path architecture , 111 which the I~~a~ilpu1at~o~l and storage of the data is physically sep:sratetl from the logic which controls the operation of the system This popularity has happened in part because such separation (jf the data path and the control logic allows both portions to be Inade of denser and more regular geometries. which are more ~IWII. able to automatic generatIon.…”

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confidence: 99%

DATAPATH: A CMOS Data Path Silicon Assembler

Marshburn¹,

Lui²,

Brown³

et al. 1986

23rd ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference

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Section: Section 1: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

DATAPATH: A CMOS Data Path Silicon Assembler

Marshburn¹,

Lui²,

Brown³

et al. 1986

23rd ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference

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Computer‐aided design and optimization of control units for VLSI processors

Micheli

1988

Circuit Theory & Apps

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SUMMARYThis review presents the models, methods and algorithms for synthesis and optimization of control units for VLSI processors. First, circuit structures used for control in the state-of-the-art processors are described. The control synthesis methods are then presented as well as the algorithms for optimizing the control unit representation. Among these techniques, the symbolic design methodology is described that can be applied to optimize the silicon area taken by some particular structures of control units.

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Bit‐map CAD system of IC design employing BIT‐I language

Koide

Kim

Shono

1987

Electron Comm Jpn Pt II

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This paper describes the IC design language BIT‐I implemented on a personal computer, and the bit‐map CAD system employing the language. The system is composed of several programs covering the mask pattern design, design rule check, extraction of circuit parameters, function simulations, and conversion of data formats. Actual data processing in the program of design rule check and extraction of circuit parameters consists of the combinations of basic logic operations. The basic logic operations are described in the subprograms and their combinations are described in the main program. Therefore when new programs are to be developed for different water fabrication process or different devices, only the development or modification of new main programs can manage them.

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Approaches toward silicon compilation

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

DATAPATH: A CMOS Data Path Silicon Assembler

DATAPATH: A CMOS Data Path Silicon Assembler

Computer‐aided design and optimization of control units for VLSI processors

Bit‐map CAD system of IC design employing BIT‐I language

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