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Multi-Level Assertion-Based Design
Assertions are advocated as a means to specify high-level models of a design. Assertions are translated into executable behavioral models ("cando-objects"). The cando-objects reflect the intended non-determinism of assertions as well as the non-determnism caused by the incompleteness of a...
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description | Assertions are advocated as a means to specify high-level models of a design. Assertions are translated into executable behavioral models ("cando-objects"). The cando-objects reflect the intended non-determinism of assertions as well as the non-determnism caused by the incompleteness of a set of assertions. The approach supports significant design methodological concepts like refinement and compositionality. |
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