28th Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference

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South East Asia in Africa: Between trade and politics

The diplomatic ties between Africa and Southeast Asia (SEA) have historically been sporadic and erratic. The only country in the SEA that the first decades after independence maintained a relatively narrower link to some African countries was Indonesia, because of political and ideological reasons. Today, trade has gained momentum, being South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria, the largest trading part...

E-commerce Readiness in Ethiopia: A Macro-level Assessment

This study is a work in progress that sets out to measure the readiness for e-commerce of an aggressively developing economy in East Africa – Ethiopia – a nation that has a significant historical and geo-political status at the horn in order for it to be able to compete in the global information economy. The paper initially embarks on explaining the distinction among the fundamental concepts of...

A Study of the Life History of Microphallus

Metacercariae of the micropha\lid trematode Microphallus paragrapsi Smith 1983 were found in r.he nervous system of the smooth pebble crab Philyra laevis (Bell 1855). Sporocysts of M. paragrapsi were found in the hepatopancreas of the intertidal gastropod Assiminea brazieri (Tenison Woods 1876). Under laboratory conditions, cercariae were found to emerge from the snail host and invade the inter...

Mapping switch-level simulation onto gate-level hardware accelerators - Design Automation Conference, 1991. 28th ACM/IEEE

In this paper, we present a framework for performing switchlevel simulation on hardware accelerators. A symbolic analyzer preprocesses the MOS network into a functionally equivalent Boolean representation. The analyzer thus converts switch-level simulation into a task of evaluating Boolean expressions. Our approach maps the Boolean r e p resentation into the instruction set of the hardware acce...