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HSOC
DESCRIPTION:
HSoC is a open source, SystemC-based, cycle-accurate virtual platform for heterogeneous shared memory-based multicore SoCs. Each HSoC component has a clean interface, implements a separate class, and includes regression tests. Large-scale models can be instantiated, by connecting objects from all HSoC libraries. Each object may collect data by invoking a monitoring library.
The target users are CS/EE professionals. Some experience with SoC design methodology and SystemC (e.g. reading the SystemC user manual and/or running the examples) is required.
To reference this work:
M.D. Grammatikakis, A. Papagrigoriou, P. Petrakis, and G. Kornaros,
"Monitoring-aware VP prototypeof heterogeneous NoC-based multicore SoCs", Digital System Design Conf. (DSD), 2013, pp. 497-504.
Available from http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/DSD.2013.59
This research has been co-financed through the National Project Archimedes III and is co-financed by the EU project FP7-vIrtical.
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Information Technology
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