Conference paper
In the driver's seat of BooleDozer
D. Brand, R. Damiano, et al.
ICCD 1994
A small change in the input to logic synthesis may cause a large change in the output implementation. This is undesirable if a designer has some investment in the old implementation and does not want it perturbed more than necessary. We describe a method that solves this problem by reusing gates from the old implementation, and restricting synthesis to the modified portions only.
D. Brand, R. Damiano, et al.
ICCD 1994
D. Brand
ISSRE 2000
Sandip Kundu, I. Nair, et al.
European Conference on Design Automation 1992
D. Brand
ACM SIGPLAN Notices