Changes between Version 34 and Version 35 of Writing Rules/Tlmt

Timestamp:

Feb 19, 2008, 6:38:10 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

fpecheux

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Writing Rules/Tlmt

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 This document describes the modeling rules for writing TLM-T SystemC simulation models for SoCLib. 
-Those rules enforce the PDES (Parallel Discrete Event Simulation) principles. Each PDES process involved in the simulation has is own, local time, and processes synchronize through timed messages.
-Models complying with those rules can be used with the "standard" OSCI simulation engine (SystemC 2.x), but can be used also with others simulation engines, especially distributed, parallelized simulation engines.
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-Besides you may also want to follow the [WritingRules/General general SoCLib rules].
+These rules enforce the PDES (Parallel Discrete Event Simulation) principles. Each PDES process involved in the simulation has its own local time, and PDES processes synchronize through messages piggybacked with time information.
+Models complying to these rules can be used with the "standard" OSCI simulation engine (SystemC 2.x), but can also be used also with others simulation engines, especially distributed, parallelized simulation engines.
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+The interested user should also look at the [WritingRules/General general SoCLib rules].
 
 = B) Single VCI initiator and single VCI target =
 
-Figure 1 presents a minimal system containing one single initiator, and one single target. In the proposed example, the '''my_initiator''' module behavior is modeled by the SC_THREAD  '''execLoop()''', that contains an infinite loop.  The call-back function '''rspReceived()''' is executed when a VCI response packet is received by the initiator module.
+Figure 1 presents a minimal system containing one single initiator, --VciSimpleInitiator--, and one single target, --VciSimpleTarget--. In the proposed example, the '''my_initiator''' module behavior is modeled by the SC_THREAD  '''execLoop()''', that contains an infinite loop.  The call-back function '''rspReceived()''' is executed when a VCI response packet is received by the initiator module.
 
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