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vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL

Christopher Pohl, Ralf Fuest, Mario Porrmann

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Abstract

Automatic code generation is a standard method\nin software engineering, improving the code reliability as well\nas reducing the overall development time. In hardware engineering,\nautomatic code generation is utilized within a number of\ndevelopment tools, the integrated code generation functionality,\nhowever, is not exposed to developers wishing to implement their\nown generators. In this paper, VHDL Manipulation\nand Generation Interface (vMAGIC), a Java library to read, manipulate,\nand write VHDL code is presented. The basic functionality as\nwell as the designflow is described, stressing the advantages when\ndesigning with vMAGIC. Two real-world examples demonstrate\nthe power of code generation in hardware engineering.

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APA 7

Pohl, C., Fuest, R., & Porrmann, M. (2010). vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL. PUB – Publications at Bielefeld University (Bielefeld University), 2009.

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Pohl, Christopher, et al. “vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL.” PUB – Publications at Bielefeld University (Bielefeld University), vol. 2009, 2010.

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Pohl, Christopher, Ralf Fuest, and Mario Porrmann. 2010. “vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL.” PUB – Publications at Bielefeld University (Bielefeld University) 2009.

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Pohl, C., Fuest, R. and Porrmann, M. (2010) ‘vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL’, PUB – Publications at Bielefeld University (Bielefeld University), 2009.

BibTeX
@article{pohl2010vmagic,
  title = {{vMAGIC – Automatic Code Generation for VHDL}},
  author = {Pohl, Christopher and Fuest, Ralf and Porrmann, Mario},
  journal = {PUB – Publications at Bielefeld University (Bielefeld University)},
  volume = {2009},
  year = {2010}
}

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