Salsim - A Language For Control Of Digital Logic Simulation
Glenn R. Case, Jerry D. Stauffer
Abstract
Glenn R. Case, Jerry D. Stauffer
Abstract
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