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Multi-Purpose Systems: A Novel Dataflow-Based Generation and Mapping Strategy

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The Dataflow Process Networks (DPN) Model of Computation (MoC) has been used in di ferent ways to improve time-to-market for complex multi-purpose systems. The development of such systems presents mainly two problems: (1) the manual creation of the multi-purpose specialized hardware infrastructures is quite error-prone and may take a lot of time for debugging; (2) the more hardware are the details to be handled the greater the eff ort required to define an optimized components library. This paper tackles both problems, leveraging on the combination of the DPN MoC with a coarse-grained recon gurable approach to hardware design and on the exploitation of the DPN MoC for the synthesis of target-independent hardware codes. Combining two state of the art tools, namely the Multi-Dataflow Composer tool and the Open RVC-CAL Compiler, we propose a novel dataflow-based design ow that provide a considerable on-chip area saving targeting both FPGAs and ASICs.
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hal-00763812 , version 1 (11-12-2012)

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Nicolas Siret, Matthieu Wipliez, Jean François Nezan, Francesca Palumbo, Luigi Raffo. Multi-Purpose Systems: A Novel Dataflow-Based Generation and Mapping Strategy. 2012 IEEE International Symposium of Circuits and Systems, May 2012, South Korea. pp.NC. ⟨hal-00763812⟩
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