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Processor Evaluation in an Embedded Systems Design Environment
Calcutta, India January 04-January 07
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T. Vinod Kumar Gupta, Indian Institute of Technology
Purvesh Sharma, Indian Institute of Technology
M Balakrishnan, Indian Institute of Technology
Sharad Malik, Princeton University
In this paper, we present a novel methodology for processor evaluation in an embedded systems design environment. This evaluation can help in either selecting a suitable processor core or in evaluating changes to an ASIP. The processor evaluation is carried out in two stages. First, an architecture independent stage in which processors are rejected based on key application parameters and secondly, an architecture dependent stage in which performance is estimated on selected processors. The contribution of our work includes identification of application parameters which can influence processor selection, a mechanism to capture widely varying processor architectures and an instruction constrained scheduler. Initial experimental results suggest the potential of this approach.
Index Terms:
Processor architecture, ASIP, Application profiling, Real-time constraints, ASAP scheduler, Architecture constrained scheduler
Citation:
T. Vinod Kumar Gupta, Purvesh Sharma, M Balakrishnan, Sharad Malik, "Processor Evaluation in an Embedded Systems Design Environment," vlsid, pp.98, 13th International Conference on VLSI Design, 2000
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