This article provides an overview of a SystemC-based Transaction Level Modeling (TLM) methodology for the rapid creation of SoC platform models. First a brief overview of the ESL design tasks and the corresponding modeling requirements is given. The main topic is a methodology for the efficient creation of transaction-level peripheral models. Those are usually specific for a particular SoC platform and have to be created by the ESL user
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Frank Ghenassia (Ed.), ‘‘Transaction-Level Modeling with SystemC", Springer, 2005.
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Tim Kogel, Anssi Haverinen, James Aldis, ‘‘OCP TLM for Architectural Modeling", OCP-IP whitepaper, 2005, available from www.ocpip.org
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Kogel, T. (2006). Peripheral Modeling for Platform Driven ESL Design. In: Platform Based Design at the Electronic System Level. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-5138-7_6
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