muFP, a language for VLSI design

Mary Sheeran · 1984

In this paper, we present a VLSI design language μFP, which is a variant of Backus' FP [Backus 78, 81]. μFP differs from conventional VLSI design languages in that it can describe both the semantics (or behaviour) of a circuit and its layout (or floorplan) [Sheeran 83].

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