Compiler-driven simulation overcomes issues with gate-level simulation models by compiling a hardware description language (HDL) description of a design directly into an executable simulation model. It differs from event-driven simulation which models the propagation of signals in a circuit over time. The document also asks about the transformation involved in reducing an ordered binary decision diagram (OBDD) into a reduced ordered binary decision diagram (ROBDD) and implementing/constructing an ROBDD. It further inquires about problems investigated in high-level synthesis optimization and describes a simple mobility-based scheduling algorithm with pseudo-code. Finally, it asks about how interval and circular-arc graph coloring performs assignment using a sample of circular arcs and how an input algorithm