Generating VHDL models from natural language descriptions

This paper describes two approaches to the automatic generation of behavioral VHDL models from descriptions written in natural language. Both approaches are based on a modeling style in which behavior is represented by a system of interconnected processes. The first approach employs a semantic grammar to directly generate a single VHDL process from a paragraph written in a restricted English called ModelSpeak. The second approach accepts more general English and generates models consisting of multiple processes.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1994
• Where: EURODAC
• Authors: Walling R. Cyre, Jim Armstrong, M. Manek-Honcharik, Alexander J. Honcharik
• Keywords: Behavioral Vhdl Models, EURODAC 1994, Interconnected Processes, Single Vhdl Process, VHDL