Modelling the IXP1200 network processor using OO techniques

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  • DOI:  10.1049/cp:20040554
  • ISBN: 0 86341 440 0
  • Location: Belfast, Ireland
  • Conference date: 30 June-2 July 2004
  • Format: PDF
We examine how the IXP1200 network processor can be modelled using object-oriented techniques. The parallel object oriented specification language (POOSL) is an example of an object-oriented language. POOSL is an expressive modelling language for analysing parallel real time distributed systems. We examine the Intel IXP1200 network processor and discuss how POOSL can be utilised to allow an evaluation of a system before implementing it with hardware and software components. With the case study of the IXP1200, we illustrate the suitability of POOSL for system level modelling and design exploration.

Inspec keywords: object-oriented methods; microprocessor chips; specification languages; object-oriented languages; packet switching; integrated circuit modelling; parallel processing; telecommunication computing

Subjects: Semiconductor integrated circuit design, layout, modelling and testing; Microprocessor chips; Microprocessors and microcomputers; Communications computing; Object-oriented programming; Multiprocessing systems; Digital circuit design, modelling and testing; Communication switching; Parallel architecture

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