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[svchk] - some checking for conflicts
Thanks for your reply.
The following is the source file. I download it from an open-core website.
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* (C)2007 Robert Mullins
* Computer Architecture Group, Computer...
yeah, I know this group. I have read many papers from this group that focuses on the design and implementation of NoC. Thanks anyway.
In addition, there is a good NoC resources website: **broken link removed**
Actually, I want to find some forums where I can find some reference books and...
Can anyone recommend some websites for micro-networks (for example, inter-chip interconnection networks, on-chip interconnection networks) instead of traditional large scale networks?
questasim 6.2b systemverilog
The following warning is reported.
Some checking for conflicts with continuous assignments to variables not yet supported. Run vopt to provide additional design-level checks.
It can be seen clearly in the technotes that QuestaSim6.2b supports "continuous...
I want to ask this question too.
For the pre-layout power analysis, someone suggests to use "set_load" command to specify the amount of capacitance on the high fanout nets such as clock net. However, how to get the capacitance value set for the clock net?
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Below is the...
Two books for professional designers on interconnection networks or routers:
1. Interconnection networks: an engineering approach
2. Principles and practices of interconnection networks
Load is the amout of traffics trasferring in the network. Generally, offered load represents the traffic entering the sources. Accepted load (throughput) means the data accepted by the destinations.
The x-axis of CNF is offered load. The y-axis may be network latency or accepted load...
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