Virtuel system modellering og simulering nedbringer udviklingsomkostninger

Intels såkaldte CoFluent Studio værktøj accelererer opbygning og integration af SystemC TLM (Tranaction-level modelling) modeller (in english).

Intel CoFluent technology is virtual system modeling & simulation environment that enables predictable designs and lowers development costs. The tools can identify hardware and software design constraints prior to development and predict system behavior and optimize performance. It is also possible to simplify electronic system level (ESL) design and transaction-level modeling (TLM) and accelerate use-cases models and creation of IP

System designers use Intel CoFluent Studio for hardware/software system modeling and simulation in consumer devices, communication, transportation, industrial electronics and more.

Intel CoFluent Studio translates graphical diagrams into SystemC for system modeling and validation. The graphical capture process simplifies transaction-level model creation and SystemC generation. Intel CoFluent Studio helps developers exchange design ideas, run 'what-if' scenarios, and optimize systems before building prototypes.

Intel CoFluent Studio v5.0 supports new sets of platform components, with richer descriptions and a more natural connection to physical components. Intel CoFluent Studio v5.0 also supports new subsystem, processor, bus memory, router, master/slave interface, wire, and scheduler models. New mapping concepts in Intel CoFluent Studio offer more flexibility and better support for complex architectures.

Intel CoFluent Studio v5.0 includes support for the latest SystemC 2.3 standard and native 64-bit simulation. Intel CoFluent Studio v5.0 also includes native SystemC TLM-2.0 Approximately Timed (AT) code generation and simulation with automatic and extensible generated memory address map as well as improved multiprocessor, multi-core and multi-OS simulation.

In addition, Intel CoFluent Studio v5.0 offers improved monitoring charts, new features for the timeline chart and a new graphical interface for all other charts.
http://cofluent.intel.com.