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UNISIM provides academia and industry with a simulation platform to ease architectural exploration and hardware/software codesign. The "UNISIM Virtual Platforms" project started around 2005 within the UNISIM simulation environment. Our goal was to enable hardware/software integration and validation on fast simulators with high level of abstraction. Hence, we started working on several virtual platforms at transaction level of modeling and a framework to ease the development of new virtual platforms. The "UNISIM Virtual Platforms" project is the visible results of these works. The UNISIM simulation environment was enhanced with a Toolbox architecture through a maturation project ("OMTE") financed/managed by Digiteo. In this project, which took place in 2009, CEA List worked in collaboration with the ALCHEMY team involving partners from INRIA Saclay, University Paris 11 and CNRS... The "UNISIM Virtual Platforms" project is currently maintained by CEA List (Software Reliability..

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