Titlebook: Co-Synthesis of Hardware and Software for Digital Embedded Systems; Rajesh Kumar Gupta Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995 Hardware.

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978-1-4613-5965-4Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995

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Textual Texture of School Scienceon of an instruction in hardware for its implementation in software as a sequence of available instructions [HP90]. This flavor of the co-design problem addresses the issue of design of software, and hardware on which the software runs [HD92, HP93, Ho194]. This is clearly different from the notion o

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Garima Bansal,Umesh Ramnarain,David Schustertwareco-synthesis. The essential idea is to capture properties of a system without regard to its implementation. In practice it is hard to do, save for specificapplication domains. Some would argue that the more specific the application domain, the easier it is to develop a model. This work is targe

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May M. H. Cheng,Winnie W. M. SOalconsistency of timing constraints and to answer the question about the existence of a system implementation that would satisfy the timing constraints.This analysis assumes that any constraints on availability of hardware resources have already been resolved as additional control dependencies in th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-427-0nts.The partitioning problem is of two types: homogenous or heterogeneous. The objective of homogenous partitioning is to partition a system functionality intoa minimal number of parts such that all parts are implemented completely in hardware or in software. Homogenous partitioning for hardware is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-427-0aints,analysis of constraints, model transformations to ensure constraint satisfiability,partitioning of the model and partitioning-related transformations, synthesis ofhardware and software components, and simulation of the final system design.These subtasks have been implemented in a framework, ca

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Social Learning Theory—Albert Bandurae extension of the high-level synthesis techniques to system-level by including a software component that is implemented on the processor. The software component is generated by partitioning and suitable linearization of operations in a graph-based system model. However, due to the differences in th