Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A data aligner in a reconfigurable computing environment is disclosed. Embodiments employ hardware macros in field configurable gate arrays (FPGAs) to minimize the number of configurable logic blocks (CLBs) needed to shift bytes of data. The alignment mechanism allows flexibility, scalability, configurability, and reduced costs as compared to application specific integrated circuits.

Abstract: A method and system for creating on a computer a timing based representation of an integrated circuit using a graphical editor operating on the computer. The method includes first in creating timing diagrams identifying the elements of the circuit and their time based interconnections. The method further comprises a translation of the timing based diagram editor files into HDL statement. The preferred embodiment is described, it comprises the use of an ASCII editor and a translation program to VHDL statements. A system is also described implementing the steps of the method in a computer. In order to avoid having different tools to translate timing based diagram editor files into HDL statements, a first step translating graphical editor output file into a PostScript file is performed by executing the “print to file” command of the printing driver of the computer. The PostScript file is then translated into a bitmap file using a RIP.

Abstract: A method and system for creating on a computer a timing based representation of an integrated circuit using a graphical editor operating on the computer. The method includes first in creating timing diagrams identifying the elements of the circuit and their time based interconnections. The method further comprises a translation of the timing based diagram editor files into HDL statement. The preferred embodiment is described, it comprises the use of an ASCII editor and a translation program to VHDL statements. A system is also described implementing the steps of the method in a computer. In order to avoid having different tools to translate timing based diagram editor files into HDL statements, a first step translating graphical editor output file into a PostScript file is performed by executing the “print to file” command of the printing driver of the computer. The PostScript file is then translated into a bitmap file using a RIP.

Abstract: The invention discloses a method and an apparatus for implementing the physical interface in a network element connected to a packet network such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network. With the solution of the invention, the physical interface functions can be integrated on one chip for more than one network port. The physical interface is provided between port bit streams at media speed and word data flow transferred onto/from a bus which is under the control of the network equipment. The solution of the invention includes grouping logics and storage elements by islands of more than one port. Furthermore, the logics and storage elements for statistical counting operations can be grouped for a processing generalized to all ports.