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Architecture-to-Task Optimization System (ATOS) for Parallel Multi-Mode Data-Flow Architectures on a Base of a Partially Reconfigurable Computing Platform
Warsaw, Poland September 22-September 25
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/PCEE.2002.1115192International Conference on Parallel ...
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Fayez Chayab, RYERSON Polytechnic University
Lev Kirischian, RYERSON Polytechnic University
Lucas Szajek, RYERSON Polytechnic University
This paper presents an approach of automated architecture synthesis for a wide class of parallel multi-mode data-flow embedded computing systems. This approach is based on the method of automated synthesis of multi-mode architectures. This method allows finding the best correspondence between a multi-mode data-flow application (task) and its parallel processing architecture. This method has been implemented in an Architecture-to-Task Optimization System (ATOS) based on a Partially Reconfigurable Computing Platform (PRCP). It was estimated that ATOS could synthesize a complete architecture for an application presented in the form of a Data-Flow Graph within a few seconds including emulation and performance measurements on the PRCP. The proposed approach can dramatically decrease the cost of the R&D design stage and time-to-market for a wide range of parallel multi-mode embedded computing systems.
Index Terms:
Parallel architecture, partial reconfiguration, FPGA, automated synthesis, data-flow applications, DFG, optimization
Citation:
Fayez Chayab, Lev Kirischian, Lucas Szajek, "Architecture-to-Task Optimization System (ATOS) for Parallel Multi-Mode Data-Flow Architectures on a Base of a Partially Reconfigurable Computing Platform," parelec, pp.27, International Conference on Parallel Computing in Electrical Engineering (PARELEC'02), 2002
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