A high-level program, like swap.c as shown below is first converted to an assembly language program (RISC-V in below example) using compiler. This assembly language is converted to binary machine language program using an assembler. This level of abstraction of your application using high-level programming languages like C, C++, Java or Visual Basic, proves to be a great idea to improve design
Above images plays a huge role in closing on gaps between a tool user (customers who use the tool) and product engineer/manager (one who manages the tool TCL interface)
read_sdc is been considered as a very critical command in EDA world, as this is the command which defines your specifications, and if not written and interpreted correctly, can lead a huge delay in tapeout cycle.
Looks like a very popular EDA command, isn’t it? Yes, it is. Well, this command actually is just an interface for users. At the back-end, […]
And glad, we are a part of it this time…. If you know names like Usain Bolt or Michael Fred Phelps, you would have, probably […]
Hi Glad to have a prestigious institution (University of Illinois) and a market leader in Library characterization/modelling (Paripath) as our technology partners. For more, read […]
Its static though, but really efficient….. I am referring to voltage-in-voltage-out VIVO model which is nothing but a current table as a function of input […]
Never really found a chance to properly introduce myself and my background to all of you. So here it is… My name is Kunal Ghosh […]
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