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A Design Methodology for the Development of a Complex System-On-Chip Using UML and Executable System Models

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This paper describes aspects of the process and methodologies used in the development of a complex system-on-chip. The open-standard modelling language SystemC played a key role in supporting the technical work, from early architectural modelling, through a defined refinement process to detailed cycle-accurate modelling elements, which enabled early co-simulation and validation work. In addition to SystemC, significant use was made of the Unified Modelling Language, and process and methodology associated with it, to provide visual, structured models and documentation of the architecture and design as it developed.

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Pauwels, M., Vanderperren, Y., Sonck, G., van Oostende, P., Dehaene, W., Moore, T. (2003). A Design Methodology for the Development of a Complex System-On-Chip Using UML and Executable System Models. In: Villar, E., Mermet, J. (eds) System Specification & Design Languages. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-48734-9_11

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