Abstract: In an example, an apparatus comprises a plurality of execution units; and logic, at least partially including hardware logic, to determine a sub-graph of a network that can be executed in a frequency domain and apply computations in the sub-graph in the frequency domain. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: In a method of simulating operation of a programmable integrated circuit, a computer is operated to execute simultaneously a functional model and a timing model of the integrated circuit. Executing the functional model comprises: determining a transaction sequence which comprises one or more successive transactions of the integrated circuit and, for each transaction of said transaction sequence, updating a state of the integrated circuit in dependence of the respective transaction. Executing the timing model comprises: determining, for each of said transactions, a corresponding latency. A data carrier carrying executable instructions for instructing a computer to carry out the method and a computer system are proposed as well.

Abstract: An approach is provided to manage test transactors that interface with components of a hardware design. A first set of transactors is launched with the first set of transactors sending stimuli to various components that correspond to the first set of transactors. A manager receives signals when transactors of the first set have completed at which point a second set of transactors is identified that are dependent upon the first set transactors that completed. The second set of transactors is launched by the manager. The manager further facilitates transmission of data used by the various transactors. Transactors generate and provide stimuli to various components included in a hardware design, such as a System-on-a-Chip (SoC). Results from the hardware design are passed to the transactors which, in turn, pass the results back to the manager. In this manner, results from one transactor may be made available as input to another transactor.

Abstract: An approach is provided to manage test transactors that interface with components of a hardware design. A first set of transactors is launched with the first set sending stimuli to various components that correspond to the first set of transactors. A manager receives signals when transactors of the first set have completed at which point a second set of transactors is identified that are dependent upon the first set transactors that completed. The second set of transactors is launched by the manager. The manager further facilitates transmission of data used by the various transactors. Transactors generate and provide stimuli to various components included in a hardware design, such as a System-on-a-Chip (SoC). Results from the hardware design are passed to the transactors which, in turn, pass the results back to the manager. In this manner, results from one transactor may be made available as input to another transactor.