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View all- Mickle M(1969)A Compiler Level Program for Teaching Digital Systems DesignIEEE Transactions on Education10.1109/TE.1969.432051812:4(274-279)Online publication date: 1-Dec-1969
Compiler level simulation of edge sensitive flip-flops
Pages 757 - 759
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Recently there has been increased activity in the area of compiler level language simulation of digital systems. The compiler level language has a distinct advantage in that it places a valuable tool in the hands of the design engineer who usually has at least a prima facie knowledge of such a language.
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R P Larsen, MM Mano Modeling and simulation of digital networks Communications of the ACM 8 308--312 (May 1965)
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R M McClure A programming language for simulating digital systems Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery 12 14--22 (January 1965).
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DOI:10.1145/1465482
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Published: 18 April 1967
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