A Survey on Hardware/Software Codesign Representation Models
Luis Alejandro Cortés, Petru Eles, Zebo Peng · 1999
In hardware/software codesign, modeling is a very important issue. The model must capture the features of the system and describe its functionality. The design cycle must be based on formal representations so that the synthesis of a design from specification to implementation can be carried out systematically. Many models have been proposed for representing HW/SW systems. This report is the result of a survey on hardware/software codesign representation models. It relates the characteristics of several existing models and compares their properties. This work is encompassed in the SAVE project, which aims to study the specification and verification of heterogeneous electronic systems. The main objective of this survey is to explore the field of modeling of heterogeneous systems.