Contrasting translation, verification and synthesis in software and firmware engineering
MICRO 14 Proceedings of the 14th annual workshop on Microprogramming
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Given a description of a computer called the “target” and a micro processor called the “host” we would like to generate a micro program which when executed by the host will simulate the target. We accomplish this by first breaking the target down into a set of small segments. Then, logical conditions for an appropriate microcode are generated for each segment by a combination of symbolic execution and simplification. When completed, the segments are assembled into a working code by solving the set of logical conditions.