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    Functional Description of the Graphical Core System GKS as a Step towards Standardization

    This paper is a short summary of a preliminary concept of the graphics core system GKS which the authors established by order of FNI Working Group 5.9. An informal description of the fundamental functions of G...

    R. Eckert, E. G. Schlechtendahl in Methoden der Informatik für Rechnerunterst… (1977)

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    Aspects of Data Base Systems for Computer Aided Design

    This paper is intended to familiarize with data base system technology. In its first part it describes the objectives and structure of data base management systems and discusses important concepts. Special emp...

    Albrecht Blaser, Ulrich Schauer in Methoden der Informatik für Rechnerunterst… (1977)

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    End of the war — Refugees in Hinterstein — The Plankalkül — The computing universe — Automation and self-reproducing systems — A logarithmic computing machine — Computer development in Germany and the United States — Move to Hopferau near Füssen — The mill of the Patent Office

    The Allgäu had remained relatively unscathed by the war. Only now, in the final days of the war, did the refugees start to arrive. Helmut O. Goeze describes the situation very aptly:

    Since early Apr...

    Professor Dr. Ing. E. h. Dr. mult. rer. nat. h. c. Konrad Zuse in The Computer — My Life (1993)

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    System Level Design

    In this contribution, some aspects of system level design are discussed. After a short characterization of the term system level, most emphasis is laid on modelling aspects. Various modelling techniques are di...

    Franz J. Rammig in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    Regular Array Synthesis for Image and Video Applications

    This chapter presents some results obtained at IMEC and IRISA in the field of regular array synthesis for real-time image and video applications. A fully tuned design methodology is presented that leads to an ...

    Jan Rosseel, Michaël van Swaaij in Application-Driven Architecture Synthesis (1993)

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    The partners leave — Computing machine for land use zoning — Electronics gains acceptance — First funds from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft — Losing one’s way (and possibly a lost opportunity) — The array processor — Custom work for geodesists — The Graphomat Z64 — Growth and crisis of ZUSE KG — The end

    As stated, the comparatively rapid growth of ZUSE KG was due primarily to our contract with Remington Rand Switzerland. Therefore, it was an unwelcome surprise when one day the United States put an end to our ...

    Professor Dr. Ing. E. h. Dr. mult. rer. nat. h. c. Konrad Zuse in The Computer — My Life (1993)

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    High-Level Synthesis in a Production Environment : Methodology and Algorithms

    Ever since commercial integrated circuits (IC) became available in the early 60s, there has been a need for computer-aided design (CAD) tools. This need is a direct consequence of two problems: firstly, the ne...

    Reinaldo A. Bergamaschi in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    Automatic Synthesis for Mechatronic Applications

    This mechatronic applications chapter presents the application of high-level synthesis techniques in connection with a rapid prototy** environment. This methodology is part of a design approach supporting th...

    Peter Pöchmüller, Norbert Wehn in Application-Driven Architecture Synthesis (1993)

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    Rapid Development and Testing of Behavioral Models

    The advent of hardware description languages such as VHDL allows one to create behavioral models which accurately represent the functionality and timing of complex devices. However the coding and testing of co...

    James R. Armstrong, Alexander Honcharik in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Des… (1993)

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    HDL-Driven Digital Simulation

    This paper reviews general implementation and modeling aspects of digital simulations of descriptions that make use of hardware description languages (HDLs).

    Alec Stanculescu in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    ELLA, a Language for the Design of Digital Systems

    ELLA is a hardware description language which originated from the UK’s Defence Research Agency in 1982 and has been under continuous development until the present. This paper describes the use of the language,...

    John D. Morison, Cleland O. Newton in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Des… (1993)

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    CASCADE

    CASCADE was designed in the early eighties. It covers all modelling levels from the abstract system functional specification down to the detailed electrical component network. Core CASCADE is the set of data t...

    Dominique Borrione in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    KARL and ABL

    This paper is not a tutorial. Because of limited space available here this paper gives only a limited survey on the evolution of the hardware description language KARL, its derivatives and environments. We mai...

    Reiner W. Hartenstein in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    Ancestors and parents — Early childhood memories — School days — MetropolisAbitur

    I was born in Berlin on June 22, 1910. I have traced my ancestry back to my great grandparents, who lived in the village of Voigtshagen in Pomerania. Many a shepherd is said to have been among their forefather...

    Professor Dr. Ing. E. h. Dr. mult. rer. nat. h. c. Konrad Zuse in The Computer — My Life (1993)

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    Application-Driven Synthesis Methodologies for Real-Time Processor Architectures

    In this chapter, we present an overview of the objectives and key achievements of the work described further in the book. Our topic is the synthesis of application-specific architectures and their realizations...

    Francky Catthoor, Lars Svensson, Klaus Wölcken in Application-Driven Architecture Synthesis (1993)

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    The early years of the computer (and a digression on its prehistory) — Colleagues remember — From mechanics to electromechanics — Schreyer’s electronic computing machine — First outside contacts — Thoughts on the future

    After completing my studies, I became a structural engineer with Henschel Aircraft Company. The year was 1935. However, I soon left this job to set up an inventor’s workshop in my parent’s apartment. I wanted ...

    Professor Dr. Ing. E. h. Dr. mult. rer. nat. h. c. Konrad Zuse in The Computer — My Life (1993)

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    Fundamentals of Hardware Description Languages and Declarative Languages

    The description of natural and man-made objects, in particular hardware, involves two major aspects: behaviour and structure.

    Raymond Boute in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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    Formal Methods for Solving the Algebraic Path Problem

    This chapter deals with the interplay between algorithm design and synthesis methodologies. The algebraic path problem is used throughout the text as a target computational kernel. First, we present pioneering...

    Alain Darte, Tanguy Risset, Yves Robert in Application-Driven Architecture Synthesis (1993)

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    Origins of the Z4 — News from the United States — Attempt at a Ph.D. dissertation — Computing machine for logic operations — Final months of the war in Berlin — The evacuation — Z4 completed in Göttingen — Final war days in the Allgäu

    In 1942 we started building the Z4, a further development of the Z3. The Z4, too, was still completely geared toward electromechanics, corresponding to existing technology. The mechanical construction was well...

    Professor Dr. Ing. E. h. Dr. mult. rer. nat. h. c. Konrad Zuse in The Computer — My Life (1993)

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    Logic and Arithmetic in Hardware Description Languages

    The goal of these lectures is to provide an overview of multiple-value logic (MVL), register-transfer logic (RTL), arithmetic, real and complex number manipulation, and fuzzy logic, as they relate to hardware ...

    Alex Zamfirescu in Fundamentals and Standards in Hardware Description Languages (1993)

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