Synopsys introduces Matlab-to-RTL synthesis path for datapaths
October 14, 2009
Leveraging high-level synthesis technology developed at Synplicity, Synopsys this week introduced a unique approach for generating synthesizable datapath RTL from algorithm descriptions in the Matlab environment. Unlike other high-level synthesis tools, which start with a system description in SystemC or another C dialect, Synopsys's Synphony tool starts with the native scripting language of Mathworks Matlab, M-files. Synopsys refers to this mathematics-like scripting as the M Language, which is not to be confused with the M (or MUMPS) language used to develop database applications.
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