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Languages based on hierarchical and concurrent state diagrams are powerful in specifying system level designs. Simulating such languages can be simplified by translating to a simulation language such as VHDL and then using available simulators. This paper describes system level abstractions commonly found in specification languages and presents semantic preserving VHDL implementations.<>