Category: TLM

Transaction Level Modeling

Getting started with TLM 2.0 – Introduction and Basic Constructs

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The TLM 2.0 transaction level modeling standard from the Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) was released on 9th June 2008. Transaction-level modeling (TLM) is a high-level modern approach to modeling digital systems. That modeling is based on the abstraction of the communications between different parts of the model to allow to work the algorithms of each…

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What is TLM-1 and what was the need for TLM 2.0?

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Transaction-level modeling (TLM) is a high-level modern approach for modeling digital systems. TLM-1 standard defined a set of interfaces which could be used for transporting transaction by value or reference. TLM-1 is being used successfully in some applications but it had shortcomings which have now been improved upon in TLM 2.0. TLM-1 has no standard…

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