> From: Saha, Arnab <arnab_saha@mentor.com> > > (1) At what level should a SystemC model communicate with a > SystemVerilog model ? (choose one or more, use numbers to prioritize, > 1 = most important, 2 = less important than 1, X = not required) > > (a) Algorithmic or behavioral > (b) Communicating processes > (c) RTL > (d) Cycle-accurate > (e) Other, please specify I'm not sure what you mean by your categories. I would assume that it would be fairly easy to hand off all the scheduling for SystemC to the SV/VHDL/AMS simulator if there was an API for that. Most of the rest of the communication will be through signals/events (which just happens when it happens). > > (2) Use numbers to prioritize the following based on their value > in interfacing SystemC and SystemVerilog: > (1 = most important, 2 = less important than 1, X = not required) > (a) Pin-level(rtl) connection between SystemC and SystemVerilog > using simple built-in types provided by each language. 1 > (b) Connection between SystemC and SystemVerilog using complex > types like arrays and structs of built-in types. 2 > (c) Connecting objects that operate at higher level of abstraction > as provided by each language like events, mailboxes, semaphore > and fifos. 2 1 for mailboxes/fifos, since they are a good mechanism for communicating between different kinds of processes. > (d) Hierarchically referencing external objects defined in one > language from another. 2 +/- - suspect SystemC is more likely to be on top so it's unlikely [System]Verilog would want to reference it. > (e) Pass parameters across the language boundary. 1.5 > (f) Other, please specify > > (3) Additional comments ? > Assuming single thread of control? Kev. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Thu Jan 11 14:59:08 2007
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