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    EECS222: Embedded System Modeling Lecture 7

    EECS 222:
    Embedded System Modeling
    Lecture 7

    Rainer Dömer

    doemer@uci.edu

    The Henry Samueli School of Engineering


    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
    University of California, Irvine

    Lecture 7: Overview
    • SystemC: From the Ground Up (Part 1)
    – Excerpts from SystemC Training at DAC ‘15
    – by David Black

    EECS222: Embedded System Modeling, Lecture 7 (c) 2019 R. Doemer 2

    (c) 2019 R. Doemer 1


    EECS222: Embedded System Modeling Lecture 7

    The SystemC Language


    • “SystemC: From the Ground Up”, 2nd edition
    – Springer 2010
    • SystemC Training Day at DAC 2015
    – “The Definitive Guide to SystemC:
    The SystemC Language”,
    by David Black, Doulos
     Introduction to SystemC
     Overview and background
     Central concepts, SystemC World
     Core Concepts and Syntax
     Data
     Modules and connectivity
     Processes and events
     Channels and interfaces
     Ports
    EECS222: Embedded System Modeling, Lecture 7 (c) 2019 R. Doemer 3

    (c) 2019 R. Doemer 2

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