[[hdcaml_vs_confluence]]

HDCaml, Confluence Comparison

Confluence HDCaml
Core Language A pure functional language with a lenient application order and types checked at runtime. No support for file IO. OCaml is a strict functional language with side-effects and a static type system.
Clocking Multiple explicit clock domains, no clock manipulation. One implicit clock domain per circuit.
Subcircuit Semantics Systems created at every component instantiation. Systems inherit parent clock, reset, and enable. Subcircuit partitions not restricted to function boundries. No implicit resetting or enabling.
Core Primitives RTL logicals, arithmetics, registers, and blackboxes. No memories, assertions, or tristates. RTL logicals, arithmetics, registers. PSL properties. No support for blackboxes yet. No memories or tristates.
Generated Outputs Verilog, VHDL, C, NuSMV, JHDL Verilog, PSL, C, SystemC
HDL Annotation None, except for top-level ports. Ports, sub circuits, and all interally named signals.
Verification Methods Generated HDL and C simulation, NuSMV model checking. Generated HDL, C, and SystemC simulation; simulation in OCaml; formal verification of Verilog+PSL.
  hdcaml_vs_confluence.txt · Last modified: 2006/04/03 14:35
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