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    From: Fabrizio Fazzino<fabrizio@f...>
    Date: Sun Dec 28 17:38:24 CET 2003
    Subject: [oc] SystemC design flow
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    Hi guys,
    I'd like to know if there is some possibility to build
    up a design flow starting from a synthetizable SystemC
    source, and without the need of using a Synopsys license.

    AFAIK the only synthesis tool that accepts SystemC as
    an input (following the rules stated in the "Describing
    Synthesizable RTL in SystemC" document available from
    Synopsys) is Behavioral Compiler (still from Synopsys),
    but I suspect that its license fee is quite expensive for
    non-commercial purposes.

    BTW, some time ago an academic version of BC was freely
    downloadable from Synopsys web site, but I can't find it
    anymore.

    Days ago I've found a post from Sumit Gupta about a tool
    called SPARK that lets you transform ANSI C into VHDL, but
    I had a look and I didn't like it so much; a converter
    from SystemC to VHDL should be very useful because I
    should be able to convert from SystemC to VHDL and then
    to synthetize the VHDL using an open tool like Alliance.

    Thank you in advance for your suggestions,
    Fabrizio

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    Fabrizio Fazzino, IT Engineer
    fabrizio@f... - http://www.fazzino.it
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