Open SystemC Initiative TLM-2.0 in Action Video Tutorial
The Open SystemC Initiative (OSCI) is offering a free, online video tutorial titled “TLM-2.0 in Action: An Example-based Approach to Transaction-level Modeling and the New World of Model Interoperability.” The tutorial is divided into five presentations with a brief introduction and is approximately three hours long. It is available now.
The tutorial discusses TLM-2.0 concepts and mechanics, as well as some fine points of the standard that emerged during the development of the Language Reference Manual. The tutorial’s examples-based approach details TLM-2.0 and describes how to get the most value out of using the standard. The examples demonstrate modeling styles, as well as integration of legacy models based on TLM-1 interfaces, which are fully preserved in TLM-2.0.
Tutorial Agenda
- Introduction and Welcome
Jack Donovan, President, XtremeEDA USA - Overview of TLM-2.0 Features
John Aynsley, Technical Director, Doulos - TLM Mechanics
David Black, ESL Technologist, XtremeEDA - TLM 2.0 Nuances
John Aynsley, Technical Director, Doulos - Performance Modeling Using TLM 2.0
Zhu Zhou, Component Design Engineer, Intel - Applying TLM 2.0 to Legacy Platforms
Frank Schirrmeister, Director, Product Marketing, System-Level Solutions, Synopsys
Tutorial Highlights
- An overview of the concepts and the intent of the TLM-2.0 standard including a brief history of transaction-level modeling in SystemC and the next steps for TLM-2.0
- An introduction to TLM-2.0 concepts
- A brief introduction to the TLM-2.0 LRM, plans for the LRM, and some fine points of the standard that have emerged during the LRM development process
- An introduction to the TLM-2.0 examples
- An example of TLM-2.0 concepts for a real life component
- An example application of TLM-2.0 concepts on a system design
More info: TLM-2.0 in Action
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