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COSY communication IP's

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    The Fsprit/OMI-COSY project defines transaction-levels to set-up the exchange of IP's in separating function from architecture and body-behavior from proprietary interfaces. These transaction-levels are supported by the “COSY COMMUNICATION IPs” that are presented in this paper. They implement onto Systems-On-Chip the extended Kahn Process Network that is defined in COSY for modeling signal processing applications. We present a generic implementation and performance model of these system-level communications and we illustrate specific implementations. They set system communications across software and hardware boundaries, and achieve bus independence through the Virtual Component Interface of the VSI Alliance. Finally, we describe the COSY-VCC flow that supports communication refinement from specification, to performance estimation, to implementation.

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    DAC '00: Proceedings of the 37th Annual Design Automation Conference
    June 2000
    819 pages
    ISBN:1581131879
    DOI:10.1145/337292
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    1. IP
    2. communication interface
    3. system design

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