Almique is a Python SME (Synchronous Message Exchange) to VHDL transpiler intended to aid quick prototyping and testing of hardware designs. This work is performed as a master project at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen
Synchronous Message Exchange (SME) is a globally synchronous message passing
model desigend to address some of the the productivity issues associated with
traditional hardware design workflows. SME has a direct equivalence in the CSP
model, but only supports a single broadcasting (any-to-any type) channel type
where message propagation is is globally synchronous, which mimics the clocked
signal propagation that is found in hardware.
- Synchronous Message Exchange for Hardware Designs, Brian Vinter and Kenneth Skovhede, Communicating Sequential Processes 2014
- Bus Centric Synchronous Message Exchange, Brian Vinter and Kenneth Skovhede, Communicating Sequential Processes 2015
Copyright 2016 Truls Asheim
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