System Design in Python
SyDPy (System Design in Python) aims to become an alternative to SystemVerilog and SystemC by providing the necessary tools to cover tasks of HDL design from system architecture design to HDL synthesis.
SyDPy comprises an event based simulator and various classes for describing and simulating a system, all written in Python. This allows an easy extension of the SyDPy with additional user classes or existing Python libraries
SyDPy was written with design reuse and iterable nature of the design process in mind. Smart channels enable cosimulation of module architectures written on various abstraction levels (of timing and functionality), without the need of explicit interface converters in the design. Modules with higher levels of abstraction can then serve as model checkers for lower level modules.
- RTL and TLM cosimulation
- Smart channels for information exchange between various interfaces
- Global simulator configuration for test setup
- Basic randomization, sequencing and scoreboarding supported
- Automatic model checking between different module architectures
- Extendible simulator kernel
- Verilog cosimulation using Verilator
- Python to Verilog conversion
- Constrained-random verification using SystemC Verification library
Install SyDPy using pip:
pip install sydpy
Install SyDPy using easy_install:
easy_install sydpy
Install SyDPy from source:
python setup.py install
Read the SyDPy documentation
Pull your copy from github repository
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| File Name & Checksum SHA256 Checksum Help | Version | File Type | Upload Date |
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| sydpy-0.0.1.tar.gz (53.7 kB) Copy SHA256 Checksum SHA256 | – | Source | Jan 28, 2015 |
