“behavioural model” & “structural model”
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Friday, January 06, 2006
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The phrases "behavioural model" and "structural model" are commonly used for what we'll call "high-level models" and "synthesizable models". In most cases, what people call structural code contains both structural and behavioural code. The technically correct definition of a structural model is an HDL program that contains only component instantiations and generate statements. Thus, even a program with c <= a AND b; is, strictly speaking, behavioural.
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