A. Mathur, P. Parikh, A. Mujumdar, R. Shur, T. Bulgerin, M. Mahmood, S. Desai, P. Juneja
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Abstract
This paper presents an HDL generation method for generating synthesizable Verilog and VHDL models for DSP designs captured using a block-based schematic system. The schematic library consists of parameterized blocks that model various algorithmic functions. A schematic description of a design is first mapped to an HDL (Hardware Description Language) description, which is then synthesized using an RTL (Register-Transfer Level) or a behavioral synthesis tool. The HDL description generated by this method is optimized, easy-to-read and suited for RTL and behavioral synthesis tools. The synthesis results presented for some examples demonstrate the advantages of this technique.