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This chapter has shown that it is possible to design complex algorithms such as DES using the abstraction of high-level VHDL and get a synthesizable design. However, the synthesis process is not and cannot ever be fully automated—human guidance is still necessary to optimize the design’s structure to get the best from the synthesis tools. Nevertheless, the modifications are high-level design decisions and the final design is still readable and abstract. There has been no need to descend to low-level VHDL to implement DES. The implementations of Triple-DES show how VHDL code can easily be reused when written at this level of abstraction. It is quite an achievement to implement the DES and two implementations of the Triple-DES algorithm in four working days, including testing, and this demonstrates the kind of productivity that results from the application of behavioral synthesis tools.
For more details of the analysis of these techniques, the reader is referred to the technical papers [1–3].
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