Case Histories on Knowledge-Based Design Systems for LSI and Software
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This paper describes, from a system architectural viewpoint, how knowledge-based technologies have been utilized in developing EXLOG (an LSI circuit synthesis system) and SOFTEX (a software synthesis system) inside the authors' projects. Although the system architectures for EXLOG and SOFTEX started from the same production systems, consisting of transformation rules in the middle of the 1980's, both branched off in different directions in the 1990's. Based on experiences with EXLOG and SOFTEX, the differences between LSI and software design models are discussed, and the future directions are indicated for the knowledge-based design system architectures.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E78-D No.9 pp.1164-1170
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Masanobu WATANABE, Toru YAMANOUCHI, Masahiko IWAMOTO, Satoru FUJITA, "Case Histories on Knowledge-Based Design Systems for LSI and Software" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E78-D, no. 9, pp. 1164-1170, September 1995, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes, from a system architectural viewpoint, how knowledge-based technologies have been utilized in developing EXLOG (an LSI circuit synthesis system) and SOFTEX (a software synthesis system) inside the authors' projects. Although the system architectures for EXLOG and SOFTEX started from the same production systems, consisting of transformation rules in the middle of the 1980's, both branched off in different directions in the 1990's. Based on experiences with EXLOG and SOFTEX, the differences between LSI and software design models are discussed, and the future directions are indicated for the knowledge-based design system architectures.
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