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Does IRSIM under-estimate chip performance ?

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From: Sandeep Suresh Aranake
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 19:52
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I am posting this query on behalf of my friend. Please send your replies
directly to fernande@csr.uta.edu

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Hi,
	I have designed a floating point adder to work at 62.5MHz. My
Irsim simulation runs at 61.7MHz but I have heard that Irsim is heavily 
loaded against these designs and hence my actual fabricated chip should
run at least at the same speed, if not faster.

Does anyone have any experience in this regards ie. has anyone had a
chip fabricated whose simulation was done using Irsim and if so, what
was the factor of speed improvement ?

Denzil Fernandes
fernande@csr.uta.edu
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From: aranake@cse.uta.edu (Sandeep Suresh Aranake)
Subject: Does IRSIM under-estimate chip performance ?
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Organization: Computer Science & Engineering, Univ. of Texas at Arlington
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