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LOLA User's Manual.

Ball,M. S., Cottel,D. M.

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This document describes the Logic Language Assembler, a computer program developed to aid in the design and implementation of digital logic systems. The circuit components and interconnections are specified with Boolean-like logic equations. The program checks this system specification for inconsistencies, allocates logic functions to circuit components, and produces a list describing the component/pin connections for every signal name. (Author)

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This document describes the Logic Language Assembler, a computer program developed to aid in the design and implementation of digital logic systems. The circuit components and interconnections are specified with Boolean-like logic equations. The program checks this system specification for inconsistencies, allocates logic functions to circuit components, and produces a list describing the component/pin connections for every signal name. (Author)

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This document describes the Logic Language Assembler, a computer program developed to aid in the design and implementation of digital logic systems. The circuit components and interconnections are specified with Boolean-like logic equations. The program checks this system specification for inconsistencies, allocates logic functions to circuit components, and produces a list describing the component/pin connections for every signal name. (Author)

Key concepts: Programming language, Computer science, Component (thermodynamics), Digital electronics, Register-transfer level, Logic synthesis, Sequential logic, Logic gate

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