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How to generate a behavioral view from schematic using the SKILL?

Eric Kwan
Eric Kwan over 16 years ago

Hello, does anyone have got any SKILL code that read the ports from the schematic and generate a behavioral view?

 thanks,

Eric

 

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    Eric Kwan over 16 years ago

    Not exactly.  I'm looking into ways to convert the memory blocks into simple behavioral models which will significantly improve out full-chip verilog / functional sims.  The model iteself is pretty easy to write, but to get all the ports and address correctly translated into the behavioral view is very tedious and error-prone. 

     

    thanks.

     

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    Eric Kwan over 16 years ago

    Not exactly.  I'm looking into ways to convert the memory blocks into simple behavioral models which will significantly improve out full-chip verilog / functional sims.  The model iteself is pretty easy to write, but to get all the ports and address correctly translated into the behavioral view is very tedious and error-prone. 

     

    thanks.

     

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