Abstract

Simulation of complex digital electronic systems requires powerful machines and algorithms. Distributed simulation could improve both the execution time and the availability of a large distributed memory for complex models. Model partitioning onto the available processors has a major impact on simulation efficiency. We report on how various partitioning algorithms affect timewarp-based distributed simulation of combinational and synchronous sequential logic circuits, and try to determine the relationship between circuit parameters (the number of gates, topological levels and the degree of activity in the circuit) and the structure of the partition having the fastest simulation on a heterogeneous network of Sun workstations.

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