TTSim - C level simulator of the Tiny Tera
TTSim is a event-driven simulator that matches the hardware of the Tiny Tera at a system level. It is written in C and it was designed to debug the VHDL model of the Tiny Tera and to study the performance of the Tiny Tera switch. You can get the programs from below: The source in tarred and gzipped form. People involved in this project: Pablo Molinero Fernández (molinero@stanford.edu) Steve Lin (sclin@klamath.stanford.edu)
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TTSim - C level simulator of the Tiny Tera

TTSim is a event-driven simulator that matches the hardware of the Tiny Tera at a system level. It is written in C and it was designed to debug the VHDL model of the Tiny Tera and to study the performance of the Tiny Tera switch.

You can get the programs from below: The source in tarred and gzipped form.

People involved in this project:

Pablo Molinero Fernández (molinero@stanford.edu)
Steve Lin (sclin@klamath.stanford.edu)

Page maintained by Pablo Molinero Fernández (molinero@klamath.stanford.edu)

Last modified: Wed Sep 23 16:02:57 PDT 1998