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Salsim - A Language For Control Of Digital Logic Simulation

Glenn R. Case, Jerry D. Stauffer

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SALOGS is the logic simulation code normally used as the first step in design of large scale logic arrays. SALOGS contains a simulation control language called SALSIM which permits structured programs to be written to apply inputs to a network, control printing and control program execution. This paper discusses the SALSIM language.

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SALOGS is the logic simulation code normally used as the first step in design of large scale logic arrays. SALOGS contains a simulation control language called SALSIM which permits structured programs to be written to apply inputs to a network, control printing and control program execution. This paper discusses the SALSIM language.

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SALOGS is the logic simulation code normally used as the first step in design of large scale logic arrays. SALOGS contains a simulation control language called SALSIM which permits structured programs to be written to apply inputs to a network, control printing and control program execution. This paper discusses the SALSIM language.

Key concepts: Computer science, Register-transfer level, Control logic, Programming language, Logic synthesis, Control (management), Logic simulation, Logic optimization

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