Walid Taha

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2011
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Cherif R. Salama, Gregory Malecha, Walid Taha, Jim Grundy, John O'Leary:
Static consistency checking for Verilog wire interconnects - Using dependent types to check the sanity of Verilog descriptions. High. Order Symb. Comput. 24(1-2): 81-114 (2011)
2010
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Jennifer Gillenwater, Gregory Malecha, Cherif R. Salama, Angela Yun Zhu, Walid Taha, Jim Grundy, John O'Leary:
Synthesizable High Level Hardware Descriptions. New Gener. Comput. 28(4): 339-369 (2010)
2009
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Cherif R. Salama, Gregory Malecha, Walid Taha, Jim Grundy, John O'Leary:
Static consistency checking for verilog wire interconnects: using dependent types to check the sanity of verilog descriptions. PEPM 2009: 121-130
2008
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Jennifer Gillenwater, Gregory Malecha, Cherif R. Salama, Angela Yun Zhu, Walid Taha, Jim Grundy, John O'Leary:
Synthesizable high level hardware descriptions: using statically typed two-level languages to guarantee verilog synthesizability. PEPM 2008: 41-50

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