TLM Modeling Techniques

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Core <strong>TLM</strong> channels (cont’ed) tlm_req_rsp_channel – It consists of two fifos one for the request going from initiator to target one for the response being moved from target to initiator – Direct access to these fifos is provided as follows: the put request and get response interfaces are exported to the initiator the get request and put response interfaces are exported to the target – This has been all grouped into master & slave interfaces
Core <strong>TLM</strong> channels (cont’ed) tlm_transport_channel – used to model situations in which each request is tightly bound to one response – Because of this tight one to one binding, the request and response fifos must be of size one – It directly exports the same interfaces exported by tlm_req_rsp_channel
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