Synchronous design in VHDL
Alain Debreil, Philippe Oddo · European Design Automation Conference · 1992
VHSIC hardware description language (VHDL) is a very rich and flexible language, which offers large possibilities in the simulation domain. The current state of the art of the formal proof technique does not enable handling all these possibilities. It applies only to synchronous descriptions. The author proposes definitions of the main object semantics to be used in a synchronous description. The resulting VHDL guidelines are described. These make up the bases of a VHDL subset suitable for formal proof and also for synthesis tools. >