Chih-Chang Lin, Kuang-Chien Chen, M. Marek-Sadowska
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In the process of VLSI design, specifications are often changed. It is desirable that such changes will not lead to a very different design so that a large part of engineering effort can be preserved. We consider synthesis algorithms for handling such engineering changes. Given a synthesized network, our algorithm modifies it minimally to realize a new specification.